CGj reviews a recent Institute seminar that explores the latest trends in the company redomiciliation regime in Hong Kong and related tax controversies.
Patricia Hui FCG HKFCG(PE), lawyer and governance professional, explores the challenges faced by NGOs in Hong Kong and offers a set of practical steps for enhancing accountability, transparency and resilience.
Eugene YC Wong, Partner, Alvin LY Yeung, Partner, and Wayne KW Cheng, Partner, Johnson Stokes & Master, explore the transformative impact of the recent amendments to the Land Titles Ordinance on Hong Kong’s property ownership and land system.
Patricia Hui FCG HKFCG(PE), lawyer and governance professional, explores the challenges faced by NGOs in Hong Kong and offers a set of practical steps for enhancing accountability, transparency and resilience.
A path to organisational and individual flourishing · Dr Austin Tay, Organisational Psychologist and Founder of Omnipsi Consulting, explores the critical importance of mental wellbeing in the workplace and discusses future trends that will shape sustainable mental health strategies.
Corporate governance from a slightly different perspective · Chris Brooke, Independent Non-Executive Director, Link Asset Management Ltd, shares insights from his diverse experience across sectors and explores how corporate governance principles can be applied to startups and sporting organisations.
David Kong, Managing Associate, Lewis Silkin, breaks down the upcoming legislative changes and evolving employment trends in Hong Kong for 2025, from redefining continuous contracts to navigating cryptocurrency compensation and managing AI in the workplace.
Eugene YC Wong, Partner, Alvin LY Yeung, Partner, and Wayne KW Cheng, Partner, Johnson Stokes & Master, explore the transformative impact of the recent amendments to the Land Titles Ordinance on Hong Kong’s property ownership and land system.
CGj presents a brief synopsis of the Institute’s latest guidance notes from the first quarter of
2025, covering a wide range of topics from distressed deals to competition law updates.
CGj reviews a recent Institute seminar that explores the latest trends in the company redomiciliation regime in Hong Kong and related tax controversies.
A roadmap for delivery of Hong Kong’s new NED requirements · Loretto Leavy FCG, PhD candidate, University of Exeter Business School, and Ruth Sealy, Professor of Leadership, Henley Business School and Honorary Professor, University of Exeter Business School, explore how the nomination committee can help optimise board behavioural dynamics and assist in the navigation of the new governance requirements for Hong Kong boards.