7th Annual Hong Kong Business Summit

  The 3rd Mainland-Hong Kong Services Industry Symposium

  Carbon Roundtable Series III: Renewable Energy - Obstacles v.s. Opportunities

  Recovery or Deterioration - A Global Economic Forecast

  Kopi Luwak Coffee Tasting

  R/T Luncheon: Management Philosophy �V HOW TO BRING INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES INTO CHINESE COMPANIES

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past events

2009/06/30
Increasing Protectionism and the State of Play in the WTO

Trade tensions and disputes are increasing in the wake of the global e... details>>

2009/06/29
From Local to Global: Driving SME Competitiveness Through E-commerce

Many companies, especially small and medium enterprises (SMEs), see th... details>>

2009/06/25
Corporate Guidance on H1N1 Flu Preparedness

With the emergence of an influenza pandemic, contingency planning is c... details>>

2009/06/15
China��s M&A Market: Opportunities Under the New M&A Tax Rules

How is China's M&A market faring after the promulgation of Merger & Ac... details>>

2009/06/11
The Financial & Economic Crisis: Prospects after the G20

Christian Noyer, Governor of Banque de France, spoke at the Chamber's ... details>>

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Speeches from Chamber Events

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7th Annual Hong Kong Business Summit

Hong Kong: The Hub of Asia

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CH Tung:
Potential for SAR to Be Multimodal
Logistics Hub Is Enormous
"I see extraordinary opportunities for Hong Kong and our businesses after China's accession into WTO. What are these opportunities?" More >>

Joseph Yam:
HK's US Dollar Payment System Will
Further Promote SAR as a Financial Hub
"The US dollar payment system will significantly lower costs and reduce settlement risks for businesses throughout the region." More >>

CC Tung:
China's WTO Accession to Drive HK's Economic Growth
Just what the immediate impact China��s entry will be will depend partly on conditions at the time, the outlook for the global economy, the prospects for world trade, and the like. More >>

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Ian Perkin:
Good Growth, Low Inflation in 2001
Our initial estimates for the year ahead suggest real growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of 4.8 per cent with consumer price inflation (the Composite CPI) averaging 2 per cent over the year.
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