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.
Ernest Lee FCG HKFCG(PE), Institute Past President and Technical Partner, Deloitte China, talks
to CGj about the development journey of sustainability reporting in Hong Kong, and outlines
the challenges and opportunities associated with the new sustainability reporting standards.
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.
Philip Sidney, Senior Associate, Lintstock Ltd, discusses the firm’s most recent research report on board reviews and board effectiveness, published in collaboration with the Institute, which sheds light on the challenges currently faced by boards and offers practical advice for boards and governance professionals.
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.
Cermain Cheung, Consultant, Oldham, Li & Nie, discusses the importance of responsibility and strategic frameworks that ensure accountability, transparency and sustainable growth for startups in Hong Kong.
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.
Hong Kong’s legislature is currently considering the proposed cybersecurity law for regulation of critical infrastructure operators and computer systems
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.
Philip Sidney, Senior Associate, Lintstock Ltd, discusses the firm’s most recent research report on board reviews and board effectiveness, published in collaboration with the Institute, which sheds light on the challenges currently faced by boards and offers practical advice for boards and governance professionals.
CGj reviews a recent Institute seminar, held as part of Hong Kong’s International Financial Week 2025, designed to spotlight the pivotal role of governance in fostering sustainable performance and growth across organisations.