People Matters: Update on Complementary Pension Policy Go back »
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Time2014-05-16 | 14:30 - 17:00
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Venue:Kempinski Hotel 凯宾斯基饭店
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Address:50 Liangmaqiao Road, Kempinski Hotel, Chaoyang District, Beijing
北京市朝阳区亮马桥路50号凯宾斯基饭店 -
Fee:Members: 250 |
Non Members: 400
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The European Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite you to attend the first edition of People Matters event of this year. People Matters is series of events organised by European Chamber in order to address human resource related topics for European companies operating in China. For the first edition, we would like to invite you to join us in the hot topic of complimentary pension together with 2 experts in this field: David Wong, Senior Manager of Towers Watson China Beijing office and Vincent Pang, Tax Partner of KPMG.
David Wong will address the topic of “Market trend on pension vehicle and employee benefits hot topics” and “A more disciplined compliance environment on pension risk management - Insights on new regulations”, while Vincent Pang will contribute to an explanation on “PRC Taxation on various pension schemes”.
Agenda:
14:30 – 15:00 Registration
15:00 – 15:05 Welcome Speech by European Chamber
15:05 – 16:00 Presentations
16:00 – 17:00 Q&A
17:00 End of Event
Speakers
Mr. David Wong
David Wong is the Senior Manager of the PRC Employee Benefits and Actuarial Practice stationed in the Towers Watson China Beijing office.
David provides consulting service for companies on various employee benefit assignments including plan design, benefits review and administration, benefits alignment and harmonization, vendor selection, asset liability modeling, and actuarial liability valuations for different types of post-retirement plans.
Mr. Vincent Pang
Vincent is specialized in the Consumer Market sector and he has extensive experience in serving many companies in this sector. He has in-depth knowledge on the interpretation and implementation of tax regulation by the PRC tax authorities in a wide range of technical issues.
Vincent started his career with professional accounting firms in Canada since 1991 and has experience in various disciplines including tax, auditing and consulting. Vincent arrived Beijing in 1998 and started to focus on providing PRC tax services to foreign investors in the areas of tax structuring, tax planning, general tax advice as well as tax compliances services.
Vincent has also been active in assisting many foreign companies in designing their corporate and operational structures in China to meet their business objectives, as well as many Chinese domestic companies on their pre-IPO restructuring and outbound investments.
In addition, Vincent has been providing M&A tax services to both foreign and domestic companies and assist in tax due diligence, transaction structuring, post-acquisition structuring, contract negotiation from Chinese tax perspective as well as setting up various forms of legal entities for acquisition or operational purposes.