The State Administration for Market Regulation deploys a special operation to enhance the anti-monopoly compliance abilities of enterprises overseas.

Recently, the State Administration for Market Regulation issued a notice, deploying a special action to enhance the compliance capabilities of enterprise in overseas anti-monopoly. This special action focuses on key scenarios such as overseas investment, cross-border mergers and acquisitions, and product exports, strengthening compliance guidance. The goal is to promote a more comprehensive coverage of overseas anti-monopoly system propaganda within about a year, significantly improve enterprise compliance capabilities, and gradually improve the comprehensive support system. The special action includes the following key tasks: Enhancing overseas compliance guidelines and establishing a diverse training system. Revising the "Guidelines for Overseas Anti-Monopoly Compliance by Enterprises", detailing the antitrust regulatory systems of key jurisdictions and adding exemplary cases. Strengthening overseas anti-monopoly publicity and education through various channels, conducting multi-level and diversified compliance training and guidance, enhancing the compliance awareness and risk response capabilities of enterprise personnel. Implementing corporate responsibility and establishing a solid foundation for anti-monopoly compliance. Encouraging and guiding enterprises to conduct self-assessment of overseas anti-monopoly risks and compliance capabilities, develop compliance enhancement plans, promote the establishment of a working mechanism with top-level planning, departmental leadership, and position implementation, and embed competition compliance into investment decisions, contract management, and all business processes. Harnessing the role of industry associations to enhance legal service capabilities. Preventing related overseas anti-monopoly risks of "internal circulation and externalization", guiding industry associations to enhance their service support capabilities for overseas anti-monopoly compliance, promoting industry self-discipline through compliance means, conducting common risk assessments, and guiding enterprises to fairly participate in international competition. Utilizing social professional forces to strengthen international anti-monopoly exchanges. Leveraging official websites, new media platforms, and other channels to provide services for enterprises such as overseas anti-monopoly laws and regulations, typical case inquiries, and compliance risk warnings. Utilizing the advantages of experts, lawyers, and professional service institutions to establish a diverse support compliance service system. Deepening international anti-monopoly exchange and cooperation, and organizing various brand exchange activities. This article is sourced from the "Market Talk" public account, edited by GMTEight, Liu Jiayin.