Hong Kong Security of Payment Ordinance – In Action
27 December 2024
The final stage for implementation of security of payment (SOP) legislation in Hong Kong is now underway.
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The latest in fintech: a transformative year across Asia
23 December 2024
2023 was a big year for CBDCs. The e-CNY broke new ground (and cross-border trades are coming), while others experimented. What's in store?
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Hong Kong Security of Payment Legislation Passed
19 December 2024
The long anticipated Security of Payment (“SOP”) legislation was passed by the Hong Kong Legislative Council yesterday, 18 December 2024.
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The latest in CBDCs: cross-border connections, research, progressive pilots and more
30 August 2024
2023 was a big year for CBDCs. The e-CNY broke new ground (and cross-border trades are coming), while others experimented. What's in store?
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To Talk or not to Talk? Multi-Tiered Dispute Resolution Clauses in Chinese Judicial Practice
2 August 2024
Jessica Fei, Joanna Du and Shaowen Huang look at complexities around who should decide whether steps to settle a dispute before stepping into a tribunal or court were properly followed.
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Latest China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission Hong Kong Arbitration Centre (“CIETAC Hong Kong”) Statistics
1 August 2024
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Compatibility Matters – Hong Kong Court’s Approach to Single Arbitration under Multiple Contracts
3 June 2024
The first Hong Kong court decision to provide express guidance on Article 29 HKIAC Administered Arbitration Rules (2018)
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Trading green across Asia: five things to know about evolving carbon markets
30 May 2024
Carbon markets across Asia are rapidly evolving, spurred by the global emphasis on environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations.
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Challenge to “Letters of No Consent” regime laid to rest by the Court of Final Appeal
21 May 2024
In the case Tam Sze Leung v Commissioner of Police [1], the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal (“CFA”) unanimously upheld the “Letters of No Consent” (“LNC”) regime, as operated by the police under the Organized and Serious Crimes Ordinance (Cap.
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