What the Dickson Poon case tells us about insider dealing in Hong Kong Founder mentality meets a tougher regulatory stance
How far will HKEX go in the name of competition? Shareholder voting rights may become the next governance protection to face scrutiny
China's investor protection regime goes offshore As more PRC nationals invest in Hong Kong, Beijing seems less willing to leave their protection to others
The China companies ditching Cayman for Hong Kong There is no rush to leave the Caribbean but the issuers moving have a lot in common
Putting rights in reverse -- where Japan is heading on Companies Act changes Minority shareholders in Japan will lose some important rights if proposals to amend the Companies Act are adopted.
NSE readies to list on a tight leash The upcoming IPO looks more like a controlled exit for existing shareholders than a reset