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Shareholder and Joint Venture Disputes

Lesley Anderson QC, former legal academic and senior silk specialising in all aspects of chancery and commercial dispute resolution, spoke on the role of law and lawyers in disputes between co-venturers and shareholders, as well as the remedies available at a Chamber lunchtime briefing on July 22. >>

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WTO Deputy Director-General visits Chamber

Yonov Frederick Agah, Deputy Director-General of World Trade Organization, visited the Chamber on July 29 to discuss the challenges affecting the WTO negotiations and what Hong Kong can do to facilitate a breakthrough. >>

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Urging HK Citizens Against Participating in Occupy Central

Chamber Chairman YK Pang and CEO Shirley Yuen add their forms to the collection box for the campaign against Occupy Central. Pang said at a joint press conference that the business community urges the organisers to pursue other, more constructive channels to further their cause rather than to engage in demonstrations which could be quite damaging to everyone in Hong Kong >>

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A Future with E-cheques

Banks in Hong Kong spend up to HK$1.7 billion a year on processing 500,000 paper cheques per day. Shu-Pui Li, Head of Financial Infrastructure Development of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority introduced the key features of e-cheque, which will help save money, time and improve security. >>

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Secretary for Development Paul Chan

Secretary for Development Paul Chan Mo-po spoke at the Chamber's Town Hall Forum Series: Meet the Ministers' on July 3 to a packed house. Chan discussed sustaining Hong Kong's status as an international financial and business centre and the challenges that the Government is facing. >>

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Will China Take Steps to Boost Growth in 2014?

With the double-digit growth era now firmly behind us, China’s economy in 2014 is expected to face a difficult year. Rocky Tung, Asia Pacific Economist of Coface, shared with members his projections for China’s economic development in 2014. He pointed out that changes in the macroeconomic environment in China have led to moderate growth in retail sales and fixed asset investment. >>

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