Company Law in Hong Kong – Insolvency covers major aspects of corporate insolvency law in Hong Kong.

Company Law in Hong Kong – Practice and Procedure covers the main areas of core company law, including major parts of the Companies Ordinance (Cap.622) (“CO”).

Essential Publication and quick reference guide for: Company secretarial practitioners who are handling the Hong Kong private companies

Investor Protection in Capital Markets – The Case of Hong Kong focuses on the regulatory protections available to public investors who have decided to invest their money and trust in Hong Kong listed companies. This book analyses procedures and regulations put in place to ensure investors are given adequate protection for their investment, with the objective to provide the public with transparent and sufficient investment information.

 A Useful Comparative Guide of How The New Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622) Differs from The Old Companies Ordinance (Cap. 32)

 A useful comparative guide on the surviving parts and sections of Cap 32

The use of offshore vehicles for international financial transactions is flourishing and is becoming more and more popular in the Asia Pacific region. The Fourth Edition of this landmark work Bermuda, British Virgin Islands and Cayman Islands Company Law is an indispensable, practical guide to the laws of these important jurisdictions. The downturn in world economies has led to the insolvency and restructuring of many offshore entities bringing a new focus on the insolvency regimes in each jurisdiction with recent reported cases in Bermuda, BVI and the Cayman Islands. This new edition examines these major changes and provides updated analysis, commentary and template forms for a variety of actions as well as extracts of relevant regulations. The side-by-side comparison of these three jurisdictions is particularly useful for onshore practitioners or company secretaries.

Corporate Governance: The Hong Kong Debate clearly sets out the rules of the existing regime and offers a thorough analysis of its strengths and weaknesses. Using comparable studies from around the world, it explores the arguments for and against more robust regulation in the future.