The Event

Date: December 7-9, 2005

Venue: Shanghai Everbright Convention & Exhibition Center
Shanghai, China

Scale: Approximately 400-500 delegates from corporations, banks and financial institutions

Theme: Strengthening international exchange and fostering credit in China

Organizing Committee

Hosted by: - China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT)
- National Office of Rectification and Standardization of Market Economic Order (NORSMEO)
- Finance, Credit and International Business (FCIB)

Supported by: - China Ministry of Commerce
- General Administration of Customs of China
- State Administration for Industry and Commerce
- State Administration of Taxation
- China Insurance Regulatory Commission
- Shanghai Municipal Government

Organized by: - Economic Information Department, CCPIT, FCIB-China

Conference Highlights

- Understand the current situation and developing trends of China’s construction of social credit system, and learn the latest developments in international economic and credit management
- Discuss the basic issues companies face while operating in this continually growing global market
- Hear experts from different industries share their experience of managing credit in China’s changing environment
- Explore the new credit and receivable management tools, techniques and resources for achieving competitive advantages in China market
- Network with executives of multinational Chinese companies and multinational Western companies
- Establish dialogue and cooperation among trading enterprises and the practitioners of credit risk management from around the world

Major Topics

The conference will discuss credit related issues from the following three angles:
- Credit management
- International trade credit
- International bank credit

About The Conference Hosts in China

- CCPIT
China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), established in 1952, is the national trade promotion organization of China. The purposes of CCPIT are to promote international trade, to encourage foreign investment, to introduce advanced foreign technologies, to conduct activities of China-foreign economic and technological cooperation in various forms, to promote the development of economic and trade relations between China and other countries and regions around the world, and to promote mutual understanding and friendship between Chinese and peoples from economic and trade circles of all nations around the world, in line with law and government policies of the People’s Republic of China.

CCPIT has established trade and economic relations with industrial and business circles in over 200 countries and regions, signed cooperation agreements with over 160 foreign counterparts, and set up joint chambers with some foreign national and local chambers of commerce. Today, its global network includes overseas representative offices in 16 countries and regions, and the national network covers 50 sub-councils, over 600 local branches, and 19 industrial branches in sectors of machinery, electronics, light industry, textiles, agriculture, automotive, petrochemical, commerce, metallurgy, aviation, aerospace, chemicals, building materials, general industry, construction, supplies & marketing cooperative, grain business, coals and mining.

- NORSMEO
In 2001, the State Council of The People’s Republic of China enacted “The Decision of Rectification and Standardization of Market Economic Order”, and then the Leading Group of Rectification and Standardization of Market Economic Order was founded. After the new administration government established in 2003, the Group leader is served by Vice Premier Wu Yi. The Leading Group was made up of the ministers and directors of 36 departments, including Ministry of Public Security, Ministry of Commerce, State Administration for Industry and Commerce, State Administration of Food and Drug, etc. The National Office of Rectification and Standardization of Market Economic Order is the daily executive office of the Leading Group. The office is housed in the Ministry of Commerce. Zhang Zhigang, Vice Minister of the Ministry of Commerce, is the Director.

The main responsibility of the Leading Group is to lead the rectification and standardization of China’s market economic order, to guide, organize and coordinate some special campaigns, to promote social credit system building and to be in charge of the law enforcement coordination in intellectual property rights protection.

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