January's
Featured Articles
Redefining global governance: CGI’s role in a world under strain
Kerrie Waring FCG, Director General of The Chartered Governance Institute (CGI), talks to CGj about her own path to governance, the enduring principles underpinning effective board oversight for corporate success and resilience, and how CGI is repositioning itself and its flagship qualification programme to support governance professionals in a more demanding world.
Monday | 26 January 2026
Building resilience amid crises, geopolitics and cyber risk
Paddy McGuinness CMG OBE, Senior Adviser, Brunswick Group, and former UK Deputy National Security Adviser for Intelligence, Security and Resilience, suggests how boards should think about geopolitical and cyber risk, and what resilience looks like in practice for leaders under pressure.
Monday | 26 January 2026
AML/CFT update – part two
The second and final part of our review of the Institute’s latest AML/CFT conference looks at how evolving international standards, new technologies and increasingly complex business structures are reshaping AML/CFT compliance in Hong Kong.
Monday | 26 January 2026
AML/CFT update – part one
CGj reviews the key regulatory developments and practical insights on anti–money laundering and counter–financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) shared at the Institute’s annual AML/CFT conference held in November 2025.
Monday | 26 January 2026
President’s Message
January 2026
NextGen Governance
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NextGen Governance: Sam Lo ACG HKACG(PE)
Friday | 18 October 2024
NextGen Governance: Ellen Lee ACG HKACG
Tuesday | 24 September 2024
NextGen Governance: Tommy Law
Wednesday | 21 August 2024
Past Articles
Cover Stories
AML/CFT update – part two
The second and final part of our review of the Institute’s latest AML/CFT conference looks at how evolving international standards, new technologies and increasingly complex business structures are reshaping AML/CFT compliance in Hong Kong.
Monday | 26 January 2026
AML/CFT update – part one
CGj reviews the key regulatory developments and practical insights on anti–money laundering and counter–financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) shared at the Institute’s annual AML/CFT conference held in November 2025.
Monday | 26 January 2026
Stakeholder engagement in sports governance
Chris Brooke, Chairman of Hong Kong China Rugby, discusses how proactive stakeholder engagement underpins effective governance and long-term sustainability in sports organisations.
Thursday | 18 December 2025
HKCGI News
CGQP November 2025 Examinations – Examination Admission Slip and Instructions to…
Tuesday | 28 October 2025
HKCGI CGQP November 2025 Exams – Revision guidance for your exam of Boardroom Dy…
Tuesday | 14 October 2025
Technical Updates
Artificial intelligence
Friday | 19 December 2025
Guidance note update
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.
Wednesday | 19 November 2025
ACRU 2025 – thematic Q&A: part two
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.
Monday | 22 September 2025
In focus
Redefining global governance: CGI’s role in a world under strain
Kerrie Waring FCG, Director General of The Chartered Governance Institute (CGI), talks to CGj about her own path to governance, the enduring principles underpinning effective board oversight for corporate success and resilience, and how CGI is repositioning itself and its flagship qualification programme to support governance professionals in a more demanding world.
Monday | 26 January 2026
How emerging technologies are reshaping corporate fraud
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.
Friday | 19 December 2025
Future-forward third-party risk management with managed services
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.
Wednesday | 19 November 2025
Case Notes
Navigating senior management accountability in large financial institutions
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.
Friday | 19 December 2025
What directors should know about regulators’ disciplinary trends
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.
Wednesday | 19 November 2025
Insider dealing without inside information – shadow trading theory
Wednesday | 21 August 2024
In Profile
Talking strategy
Tuesday | 24 September 2024
Into the psychology of the unknown
Wednesday | 22 November 2023
Governance and sustainability – what’s next?
Monday | 19 June 2023
Viewpoints
Reducing Hong Kong’s transportation emissions
Wednesday | 17 April 2024
Accelerating Hong Kong’s energy transition
Wednesday | 27 March 2024
Staying on target
Wednesday | 27 September 2023