Hong Kong
Tax & Regulation | 7 Mar 12
misconduct lands styland founder with hk85m bill
The founder and a former executive director of Styland Holdings, a Hong Kong financial services conglomerate, have been ordered to pay the firm a combined total of more than HK$85m, as compensation for entering into a number of transactions which were not in the companys interests.
hk commissioners letter reignites issue
A letter sent last week by Hong Kongs Commissioner of Insurance to Hong Kong’s insurance industry practitioners has sparked surprise and frustration among many independent insurance brokers and IFAs, with its implication that commission disclosure is to be fully compulsory within two months.
q4 took toll on investors in hk singapore
Investor confidence in Hong Kong and Singapore fell sharply in the fourth quarter of last year, according to the seventh Investor Attitudes study from Friends Provident International.
guardian wm opens in hk and plans asia push
Advisory firm Guardian Wealth Management has opened an office in Hong Kong, and intends to launch further operations in Malaysia, Singapore and mainland China.
hk plans for insurance comp scheme worry industry
Hong Kongs insurance industry is fuming over government plans to implement a compensation scheme that would pay policyholders in the event that an insurer were to collapse, the South China Morning Post said today.