Ken Dai

Ken Dai earned his LLB and LLM respectively from the China University of Political Science and Law, and the University of Bristol in United Kingdom. Currently, Ken Dai is the Vice Chair of Antitrust Committee at the Shanghai Bar Association, member of the Antitrust Committee of the IBA, the Competition Committee of the IPBA, and Asian Competition Forum. In addition, he is the columnist of Forbes China.

Ken Dai specializes in antitrust investigation, antitrust compliance, merger filing and private antitrust litigation. He is one of the first lawyers who practice antitrust law in China. He has advised certain multinational companies on establishing antitrust law manuals and compliance programs. He has also advised numerous multinationals on the application of the PRC Anti-monopoly Law and enforcement policies in relation to distribution practices in China. In addition, he has a diversity of experience advising both foreign companies and domestic enterprises in making merger filings before MOFCOM. Furthermore, he has regularly assisted and represented certain enterprises in completing and bringing private antitrust litigations in China. He has experience advising companies in handling the legal issues between intellectual property rights and antitrust laws.

Additionally, Ken Dai has more than five(5)-year experience in advising clients on the every aspect of data protection & privacy, and cybersecurity, including without limitation: (1) data breach and cybercrime, (2) global data transfer solutions, (3) Compliance with local privacy laws, (4) Information governance and records management, (5) Privacy impact assessments and risk management, (6)Security policies and bring your own device (BYOD), (7) government and law enforcement data requests, (8) digital media privacy and CRM strategy, (9) outsourcing and HR solutions.