Chris Brooke, Chairman of Hong Kong China Rugby, discusses how proactive stakeholder engagement underpins effective governance and long-term sustainability in sports organisations.
The Sports Governance and Integrity Alliance and the upcoming Jockey Club HKCGI Sports Governance Programme signal a new era of collaboration – where integrity, accountability and professionalism become the foundation for lasting reform in sports governance.
As Hong Kong’s sports sector moves toward greater formalisation and the implementation of higher standards, governance professionals are leading the transformation toward integrity, accountability and public trust in sport.
In this article, Rupert Chamberlain, Partner, Head of Managed Services, and Alva Lee, Partner, Head of Governance, Hong Kong SAR, KPMG China, explore how business leaders can tackle complex vendor risk landscapes efficiently.
Chris Brooke, Chairman of Hong Kong China Rugby, discusses how proactive stakeholder engagement underpins effective governance and long-term sustainability in sports organisations.
The Sports Governance and Integrity Alliance and the upcoming Jockey Club HKCGI Sports Governance Programme signal a new era of collaboration – where integrity, accountability and professionalism become the foundation for lasting reform in sports governance.
As Hong Kong’s sports sector moves toward greater formalisation and the implementation of higher standards, governance professionals are leading the transformation toward integrity, accountability and public trust in sport.
CGj provides a summary of the Institute’s latest guidance notes published between April and September 2025, covering a wide range of topics from greenwashing and whistleblowing to NGO governance and the new stablecoin regulatory regime.
Government bodies and regulators address questions from participants following the Institute’s latest Annual Corporate and Regulatory Update (ACRU) conference to elaborate on their presentations. In part two, government bodies and regulators answer key questions on legislative changes, digital transformation and integrity management.
CGj reviews an Institute seminar held in May 2025 that explored how emerging technologies are redefining the landscape of corporate operations – and how innovation is fuelling increasingly sophisticated fraud – as well as what governance professionals can do to stay ahead.
In this article, Rupert Chamberlain, Partner, Head of Managed Services, and Alva Lee, Partner, Head of Governance, Hong Kong SAR, KPMG China, explore how business leaders can tackle complex vendor risk landscapes efficiently.
Authors from Linklaters examine two recent SFC enforcement cases that show how senior executives can face severe sanctions for supervisory failures, despite having no direct or actual knowledge or participation in the misconduct.
Jenny WY Yu, Partner, and Raymond NH Chan, Partner, Johnson Stokes & Master, analyse four recent Exchange and SFC disciplinary cases, highlighting a tightening regulatory focus on directors’ accountability, due diligence and internal controls.