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  • Key Implications of Latest Hong Kong Insurance Authority Guidelines Defining Regulated Activities
    Important implications for the Hong Kong insurance industry as well as non-insurance entities collaborating with insurers arise from the latest explanatory note issued by the Insurance Authority in October 2021 defining whether someone is carrying on a ‘regulated activity’ under Section 64G of the Insurance Ordinance Cap 41 and therefore needs to be a licensed insurance intermediary. 
  • Latest Legal Development in Hong Kong Privatisation Scheme
    Parties seeking to use a scheme of arrangement to privatise a Hong Kong incorporated company under the Takeovers Code should note the High Court of Hong Kong SAR judgment regarding Chong Hing Bank Limited (HCMP 968/2021, [2021] HKCFI 3091) – as flagged by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission in its latest ‘Takeovers Bulletin’ of December 2021.
  • The Hong Kong Vaccine Bubble for the Catering Business – At A Glance (Updated on 6 January 2022)
    Social distancing rules have been tightened from 7 to 20 January 2022. For catering businesses (excluding bars and pubs which will be closed), with the abolition of Mode A, there will now be only three modes of operation in which they can operate dine-in services, all of which require the customers (except for certain exempted individuals) to use the LeaveHomeSafe (LHS) mobile application before entering the premises. Further, dining in will be prohibited from 6:00 p.m. to 4:59 a.m. of the next day (except for premises listed here).
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