The 6 Key Points of the latest ESG Guidelines No. 14 of Shanghai Stock Exchange
On 12 April 2024, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) published the final version of Guidelines No. 14 of Shanghai Stock Exchange for Self-Regulation of Listed Companies—Sustainability Report. The Guidelines are applicable to all companies listed on the SSE’s main board and the STAR market, with an effective date set for 1 May 2024.
AI-powered services by Moore Hong Kong and Yieldrive to address the demand for financial ESG data in Asia
Moore Hong Kong is pleased to announce its strategic partnership with Yieldrive AG, an innovative Swiss fintech company, in Asia.
Prevent Financial and Reputational Loss with Effective Security Incident Management
Our IT & Cybersecurity team explains how implementing advanced incident management tools such as Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) and Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) has emerged as a vital strategy to prevent financial loss from cyber-attacks.
Control Premium & Discount for Lack of Marketability Study Issue 1 – 2024
Our research issues help summarising the data extracted from HKEX. The key findings would provide you a clear view of figures about Control Premium and Discount for Lack of Marketability Study.
Moore Hong Kong Introduces VeriNumus, Providing Real Time Attestation Solution for Top Stablecoin TUSD
Moore Hong Kong is excited to introduce its latest undertaking, VeriNumus, a comprehensive suite of cutting-edge technology services designed exclusively for the digital asset industry. VeriNumus has officially commenced to offer daily attestation service to top stablecoin True USD (TUSD).
Financial Impact of the Abolition of the MPF-LSP Offsetting Mechanism
10 simple Q&As addressing the financial impact of the abolition of the MPF-LSP offsetting mechanism.
Tony Yeung promoted to Assurance Director and Kavana Lam promoted to Assurance Principal
Moore Hong Kong is excited to announce Tony Yeung’s promotion to Assurance Director, and Kavana Lam’s promotion to Assurance Principal, with effect from 1 October 2023.
Control Premium & Discount for Lack of Marketability Study Issue 4 – 2023
Our research issues help summarising the data extracted from HKEX. The key findings would provide you a clear view of figures about Control Premium and Discount for Lack of Marketability Study.
Staying On Top For Potential Information Security Risk - The Key Updates And Implications Of The Revised ISO27001
More advanced cyber attacks like AI-driven attacks and IoT threats are affecting organisations globally. These consequences include financial loss, reputation damage, and business operations disruption. Information security management system (ISMS) like ISO27001 should be implemented to protect firms from cyber threats.
Moore CPA Limited and Da Hua Moore International CPA Limited (“Moore Hong Kong Audit & Assurance Practice”) Announces Renaming and Strategies to Strengthen Mainland-Hong Kong Collaboration
Moore Hong Kong Audit & Assurance Practice is pleased to announce significant developments in our operations, aimed at strengthening our presence and enhancing collaboration between Hong Kong and mainland China. These initiatives reflect our commitment in delivering exceptional services to clients in an evolving business landscape.
Gatekeeping Professionalism in Valuation: A Regulatory Review Experience
Director Kenneth Ma's work has been recently reviewed by by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) as a proactive measure to assure public's confidence in valuation profession.
Protect Your Business From Cyber Threats – How Does Penetration Testing Help?
Penetration testing provides one of the most real-world and effective approaches to protect a company from cyber threats.
HKEX Disclosure on Business Valuation in Transactions
In June 2023, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (“HKEX”) released its 8th Listed Issuer Regulation Newsletter, covering reminders on audits, financial reporting, new share scheme rules, and business valuation disclosures. Relevant rules and instructions from the HKEX regarding Business Valuation in Transactions were cautioned.
Kevin Lau promoted to IT & Cybersecurity Principal
Moore Hong Kong is excited to announce the promotion of Kevin Lau to the position of IT & Cybersecurity Principal with effect from 1 July 2023.
Refinements to Hong Kong’s Foreign-sourced Income Exemption Regime – 2.0
If Hong Kong does not comply with the updated FSIE Guidance within the specified time frame, the EU will put Hong Kong in the blacklist and Hong Kong based entities may be subject to tax related defensive measures and administrative defensive measures imposed by the EU Member States.
Can ChatGPT Replace Human Valuers?
In this article, we'll explore the capabilities of ChatGPT, compare it with the roles and responsibilities of human valuers, and discuss AI's potential advantages and limitations in the valuation process. Additionally, we will delve deeper into the hybrid approach that combines the strengths of human valuers and AI-driven tools like ChatGPT.
Common Valuation Pitfalls – Part I
The valuation of businesses and assets is integral in financial reporting, IPOs and transactions. Over the years, the HKEX, the SFC and the HKICPA published their views and findings on the common issues identified in the valuation profession and the valuations prepared for financial reporting and transaction purposes.
In this article, we briefly summarise the authorities’ concerns and five common valuation pitfalls for which valuation practitioners and users should remain vigilant.
Control Premium & Discount for Lack of Marketability Study Issue 1 – 2023
Our research issues help summarising the data extracted from HKEX. The key findings would provide you a clear view of figures about Control Premium and Discount for Lack of Marketability Study.
Alvin Lee and Joe Chan promoted to Principal of Governance, Risk & Internal Audit Service
Alvin Lee and Joe Chan promoted to Principal of Governance, Risk & Internal Audit Service
Moore Hong Kong is excited to announce the promotion of Alvin Lee and Joe Chan to the position of Principal of Governance, Risk & Internal Audit Service with effect from 1 January 2023.
Cordelia Tang promoted to Company Secretarial Director
Moore Hong Kong is excited to announce the promotion of Cordelia Tang to the position of Company Secretarial Director with effect from 1 October 2022.
Vincy Ho promoted to Accounting Outsourcing Services Deputy Director
Moore Hong Kong is excited to announce the promotion of Vincy Ho to the position of Accounting Outsourcing Services Deputy Director with effect from 1 October 2022.
Promotion of Audit & Assurance Department
Moore Hong Kong is excited to announce the Audit & Assurance Department promotion with effect from 1 October 2022. Clement Tse, James Kong, Regina Mo, Brian Leung, Fiona Wu and Angel Yau will be starting their new role as Assurance Director. Alice Chan is also promoted to Assurance Principal.
Preferred Shares Valuation
This article will explain the widely-known practice for valuing preferred shares - Option-Pricing Method, and its considerations for adoption.
Moore Hong Kong retained 9th place in International Accounting Bulletin Survey 2022
Moore Hong Kong recorded a 9% growth in the last year and ranked 9th place out of 50+ firms surveyed by International Accounting Bulletin.
ESG Integration in Valuation
This article explores how the valuation of public and private companies may be impacted by the evolution of ESG considerations.
Hong Kong Government Proposes Changes on the Foreign Source Income Exemption Regime for Passive Income
In October 2021, the EU included Hong Kong on the watchlist of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes. The EU is of the view that the FSIE regime in Hong Kong may result in double non-taxation for offshore passive income as it does not require any conditions on the recipient entities or requirement of substantial economic presence in Hong Kong. If Hong Kong does not address the concern of the EU timely, it will be blacklisted by the EU for tax purposes. Hong Kong-based entities may face defensive measures by the EU member states in the tax area.
Clement Tse promoted to Assurance Principal
Moore Hong Kong is excited to announce the promotion of Clement Tse to the position of Assurance Principal with effect from 1 April 2022.
Will the introduction of the Global Minimum Tax and the inclusion of Hong Kong in the “watch list” of European Union’s non-cooperative tax jurisdictions affect you?
With rapid changes in the international tax landscape in recent years, Hong Kong has been proactively making changes to embrace the new rules. The Hong Kong Government has announced that it would actively implement the tax practice according to international consensus while maintaining Hong Kong’s competitive edge in the business environment.
When SPACs Come Irresistibly Close – How Asia Stock Exchanges’ Card Up Their Sleeves?
SPACs may become more popular than traditional IPOs in the near future. Both Hong Kong and Singapore are prompted to introduce SPACs in their capital markets.
Angel Yau, Brian Leung, Emily Chan and Regina Mo promoted to Assurance Principals
Moore Hong Kong is excited to announce the promotion of Angel Yau, Brian Leung, Emily Chan and Regina Mo to the position of Assurance Principal with effect from 1 October 2021.
MPF Employer Award 2020-2021
Moore Stephens CPA Limited, Moore Advisory Services Limited and Moore Associates Limited, collectively known as Moore Hong Kong, have received the Good MPF Employer Award by Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority (MPFA), commending our dedication to enhancing employee’s retirement benefits.
James Kong joined Moore Hong Kong as Assurance Principal
Moore Hong Kong is pleased to announce the joining of James Kong as Assurance Principal with effect from 27 September 2021.
Moore effort for a sustainable future
Moore Hong Kong understands the importance of working towards a sustainable future. We are pleased to become a bronze member of The Green Council, and take further actions to support sustainable development.
Moore Global announces five new global leaders
Moore Global, one of the world’s leading accountancy and advisory networks, has announced five of its sector leaders have been appointed Global Leaders.
These newly created roles support our continued growth strategy and emphasise our plans to strengthen our global leadership position in key sectors around the world.
Amy Yip promoted to Assurance Principal
Moore Hong Kong is excited to announce the promotion of Amy Yip to the position of Assurance Principal with effect from 1 April 2021.
Valuation Review for Financial Reporting
As an independent valuation review has been taking a more influential role in audit processes and fair value estimation of company asset and liabilities reporting, the corresponding industry standards is gaining more detailed attention from all valuers and other industry practitioners. A professional practitioner should always consider to obtain additional necessary assurance from experts in relevant professional field.
Importance of SOC Reporting in the Post Pandemic Era
Prior to the pandemic that affects the world since earlier last year, many sectors were already redesigning their operating models to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in the digital era. These efforts are now even more relevant than ever as companies require leaner, more adaptive digital enterprises that can change and respond quickly. We see that transitioning certain functions to cost effective shared service centre or outside the enterprise entirely via managed service or outsourcing relationships with third parties are high on the list of many enterprises planned actions in the Post Pandemic Era.
Many organisations are able to function more efficiently and effectively by outsourcing tasks or entire functions to another service organisation. These outsourcing relationships may increase revenues, expand market opportunities, and reduce costs for the user entities and business partners, they also result in additional risks arising from interactions with a service organisation and its systems. In supporting their risk assessments on service organisations, user entities and business partners may request independent reports on an examination or review of controls from the service organisation. This is where assurance standards for reporting on service organisation controls such as SOC Reporting and ISAE 3402 were developed.
PRC Asset Appraisal Requirements and Considerations
This article offers guidance to Hong Kong’s investors, accounting and valuation practitioners in understanding the appraisal requirements and considerations in the PRC, with the purpose of promoting further businesses between the two places.
Moore Maritime Index launched with the latest data
Moore Greece has announced that the Moore Maritime Index “MMI”, a database that contains operating costs and revenues from more than 1,500 vessels, has been updated and
is available with the 2019 data.
New tax concessions and deeming provisions on shipping business – Can you benefit from these concessions?
The Inland Revenue (Amendment) (Ship Leasing Tax Concessions) Ordinance 2020 (“Amendment Ordinance”) was gazetted on 19 June 2020 to provide tax concessions to qualifying ship lessors and qualifying ship leasing managers conducting business in Hong Kong.
COVID-19 – Valuation and Market Update (30 June)
The first half of 2020 has been full of unexpected events. COVID-19 has already infected more than 13 million people worldwide, and social distance measures have brought global economic activities to a halt. Other events, such as the oil price crash and the new wave of secondary listing in Hong Kong, further made the market to be extremely volatile.
Given the fluid nature of the pandemic, different stakeholders and practitioners in the business world are facing unprecedented challenges. Various regulators and industry organisations, including SFC, HKEX and IFRS Foundation hence published an amount of new guidance and technical notes, aiming to expand the regulatory focus amid economic uncertainties and market volatilities.
Cybersecurity preparedness in time of COVID-19
The unprecedented COVID-19 crisis has posed a huge change in many aspects, for instance, remote working has become a trend to reduce the spread of virus. This has provided insights for company’s management and board on cybersecurity preparedness. Regardless of company size, IT expenditure is unavoidable in order to maintain operations during the crisis. The related cybersecurity investment due to regulatory and compliance measures have since increased. Most companies are caught off guard by the coronavirus. On one hand company’s computing resources are limited to support remote working, at the same time employees in general have not subscribed adequate firewall protection and antivirus packages to work remotely on their personal computers. With remote working becoming the new norm for companies worldwide amid the COVID-19 crisis, cybersecurity is even more crucial than before to support thousands of workers working from home accessing their companies’ networks.
Valuation considerations amid the COVID-19 Crisis
As the COVID-19 outbreak accelerates, how to deal with valuation uncertainty is one of the most concerning questions. At the same time, the International Valuation Standards (IVS) did not forbid valuations with uncertainties to be performed.
New changes on Profits Tax Return and extended tax deadlines
With the ever-changing global development on BEPS actions and the tremendous amount of new legislations in place, taxpayers should revisit its current tax position to identify areas of exposure and uncertainty.
COVID-19 – Tax impact on Employers and Employees
At this stage, it is still uncertain when the COVID-19 pandemic would come to an end. Employers should review on the tax impact brought by different emergency workplace arrangements, such as workplace closure, mandatory self-quarantine, cancellation or postponement of international assignments.
Desktop Valuations - Solution to travel restrictions due to the Coronavirus?
Since late January 2020, the outbreak of the novel coronavirus has grasped the headlines of various media outlets across the globe. Big businesses in the PRC are either temporarily shutting down stores or advising staff to work from home. As a range of PRC companies listed in Hong Kong have been severely affected by the virus, on 30 January 2020, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (HKEX) released a joint statement to remind all Hong Kong listed companies to inform the Exchange about how their businesses have been affected by the outbreak of coronavirus1. Most PRC based listed companies have financial year ends on 31 December, and January through March is their busy period for the preparation of annual reports. However, current travel restrictions to and from PRC and Hong Kong have posed huge challenges for external auditors and also valuers, who often need to conduct on-site inspections and management interview for their work.
Financial Due Diligence and Audit, is it just a title difference?
While financial performance is one of the grave concerns to an investor, which financial performance measure to look at has always been a challenge for investors. Many would opt to start in tandem with audited financial statements as these are well governed with detailed verification work. However, we should not therefore extrapolate and conclude that audited financial statements are sufficient for making the right investment choice.
Moore Hong Kong Special Work arrangement under threat of Novel Coronavirus
We are here to inform you that even though our office will be tentatively closed until 9 February 2020, to align with our Government’s recommendation, our strong and united teams are here to continue to deliver the same exceptional service and quality work to our clients. We will constantly review the situation and adopt the best arrangement to benefit our clients and of course, our staff. Health and safety of the community remains our top priority.
Experienced restructuring and recovery professionals joined Moore Hong Kong in 2020
Moore Hong Kong is delighted to announce as of 1 January 2020, very experienced restructuring and recovery professionals including Jim Wardell, Jackson Ip, Joanne Lui and their team have joined Moore Hong Kong. The new Moore Hong Kong restructuring and recovery services operates as Moore Recovery Limited.
Present Values of Lease Payments under the New Standard: HKFRS 16 Leases
HKFRS 16 Leases has become effective since 1 January 2019 and replaced HKAS 17 Leases for lease accounting to specify the principles for recognition, measurement presentation and disclosure of leases. The new standard specifies that individual leases should be considered separately.
Valuation Guidelines for Private Equity and Venture Capital
In response to the increasing demands for building consensus within the valuation industry, various valuation guidelines have been developed to suit different purposes, and to caterdifferent needs. Among them the International Private Equity and Venture Capital Valuation (IPEV) Guidelines and International Valuation Standards (IVS) are two of the most widely adopted standards in the private equity investments and accounting practices respectively.
ANDY ARMANINO TO SUCCEED RICHARD MOORE AS MOORE GLOBAL CHAIRMAN
After 15 years as Chairman of the leading international accountancy and consulting network, Moore Stephens International, now Moore Global, Richard Moore today announced his decision to step down at the end of 2019.
Andy Armanino will succeed Richard as Chairman of Moore Global from 1 January 2020. Andy is currently a member of Moore Global’s board and until 1 January 2019 was CEO and Managing Partner of Armanino LLP.
Yan Ng promoted to Assurance Director
Moore Hong Kong is pleased to announce the promotion of Yan Ng to the position of Assurance Director with effect from 1 October 2019.
MOORE: Helping you thrive in a changing world
Moore Stephens Hong Kong relaunches our brand to become ‘Moore’. This is part of a wider rebrand of the Moore Stephens global accountancy and consultancy network, of which Moore Stephens Hong Kong is a member.
Due diligence by external consultants plays a crucial role in merger & acquisitions
On 4 July 2019, the SFC of Hong Kong issued the “Statement on the Conduct and Duties of Directors when Considering Corporate Acquisitions or Disposals”, reiterating the importance of independent professional valuations in relation to the fiduciary duties of the directors of public companies in their planned acquisitions or disposals. The authority particularly points out the importance of due diligence, which is an area that many valuation practitioners in Hong Kong do not possess the relevant expertise nor resources to advise and work on.
Moore Stephens International Global Directors Conference and Moore Stephens Da Hua 10th Partners Conference in Chengde
Moore Stephens Hong Kong Managing Director Helen Tang and Assurance Director Leo Cheung attended Moore Stephens International Global Directors Conference and Moore Stephens Da Hua 10th Partners Conference in Chengde during 8-11 July 2019.
Moore Stephens as Corporate Associate Member of Hong Kong Venture Capital and Private Equity Association
Moore Stephens has become a corporate associate member of the Hong Kong Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (HKVCA).
Hong Kong Tax Returns Filing Due Dates
On 1 April 2019, The Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department had issued the Profits Tax Returns, Employer’s Returns and Property Tax Returns for the year of assessment 2018/19. On 2 May 2019, it will issue the 2018/19 Individual Tax Returns for individuals.
Building cyber resilience among insurers
With technology advancement, there are more and more digital insurers. Though digitalisation helps insurers increase efficiency and enhances customers experience, cyber threats must be anticipated.
The cyber insurance market is still far from mature. What should the regulators do? What role can insurance play in addressing cyber risks?
How cyber security breaches impact personal data protection in particular in relation to the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on Hong Kong businesses
The news of cyber security breaches come waves after waves. Cathay Pacific leaks information consist of passengers’ names, nationalities, dates of birth, travel document numbers and historical travel details. The hacking of Marriott’s Starwood reservation system exposes data of up to 500 million guests. Just over a week ago, Hong Kong credit reporting agency TransUnion was forced to suspend its online services over unauthorised access of personal credit information.
Hong Kong business has largely ignored the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that replaced the preceding data protection laws in all European Union (EU) countries on 25 May 2018. The potential impact of GDPR on Hong Kong business with ineffective cyber security measures could be severe.
Insurers’ social contributions are important too
Managing Director – Advisory Services, Patrick Rozario has partnered with
Management & Excellence (M&E) Chief Executive, Dr. William Cox to publish the article
“Insurers’ social contributions are important too” on Insurance Asia News.
Moore Stephens new appointments
Moore Stephens Hong Kong is pleased to announce three new appointments, with effect from 1 October 2018.
Bryan Lai joins Moore Stephens as Assurance Director
Moore Stephens Hong Kong is pleased to announce Bryan Lai has joined the firm as Assurance Director.
Amended China Individual Income Tax Law has far reaching impact
On 31 August 2018, the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress passed the amendments to the Individual Income Tax Law (the “IIT Law”) during the 13th National People’s Congress of the People’s Republic of China. This is the seventh amendments since the enforcement of IIT Law in 1980. The last amendment was made in 2011.
Interview with MetroProsperity都市盛世 - ASAPVal Business Ratings
Our Director – Corporate Finance & Valuation
Kenneth Ma speaks to MetroProsperity on how ASAPVal Business Ratings could help SMEs make better decisions when it comes to financing and equity transactions negotiation.
Moore Stephens Company Secretarial Service by First Island Secretaries Limited
With the new requirement by the Companies (Amendment) Ordinance that came into effect on 1 March 2018, we are pleased to announce that our secretarial services that were previously provided by Moore Stephens Associates Limited will now be provided under First Island Secretaries Limited.
Cliff Pak promoted to Assurance Director
Moore Stephens Hong Kong is pleased to announce that Cliff Pak has been promoted to Assurance Director, with effect from 1 July 2018.
Two-tiered profits tax rates regime
On 29 March 2018, the Inland Revenue (Amendment) (No.3) Ordinance 2018 was gazetted to implement the two-tiered profits tax rates regime proposed by the Chief Executive. The two-tiered profits tax rates regime applies to both corporations and unincorporated businesses in any year of assessment commencing on or after 1 April 2018.
What challenges and opportunities has the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing (Financial Institutions) (Amendment) Bill 2017 brought to small-medium-sized accounting firms?
The Anti- Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Bill 2017 became effective on 1 March, stepping up the roles of professional accountants and auditors in preventing financial crime.
How venture capitals and private equities value startups
Most startups nowadays are involved in “New Economy” sectors such as fintech, biotech, tele-communications, medicines, shared economies, blockchain, and artificial intelligence.
Challenges to governance - A listing regime for companies from emerging and innovative sectors
At this age of “New Economy”, we are transiting from industrial to a new technology based economy with increased automation in factories, vehicles, offices and homes. The Internet of Things, Cloud Computing, and Big Data are accelerating global automation of every aspect of human existence
Cecilia Hung promoted to Tax Director
Moore Stephens Hong Kong is pleased to announce that Cecilia Hung has been promoted to Tax Director, with effect from 1 April 2018.
How IFRS 17 affects Hong Kong insurers
This new IFRS Standard for insurance contracts which are aimed at helping investors and others better understand insurers’ risk exposure, profitability and financial position. IFRS 17 replaces IFRS 4 and will be effective from 1 January 2021.
Kenneth Ma joins as Corporate Finance & Valuation Director
Moore Stephens Hong Kong is pleased to announce Kenneth Ma has joined the firm as Director – Corporate Finance & Valuation on 1 February 2018.
Anton Colella is number 29 on the Accountancy Age Financial Power List 2018
Congratulations to our new global CEO, Anton Colella on making number 29 on the Accountancy Age Financial Power List 2018
Welcome cocktail to celebrate the appointment of new global CEO Anton Colella
Participants include global COO Mike Hathorn, Asia Pacific Board members Herjanto Lutanto, Mika Yamada, Leon Hou and Neo Keng Jin, and our Hong Kong directors.
Chairman Richard Moore and UK partners visited Hong Kong office
Richard Moore, Chairman of Moore Stephens International Limited, and UK partners Michael Simms, Head of Maritime Sector and Vincent Wood, tax partner, were here in Hong Kong last week on their way to China
Map Leung promoted to Assurance Director
Moore Stephens Hong Kong is pleased to announce the promotion of Map Leung to the position of Assurance Director with effect from 1 October 2017.
New global CEO appointed
We’re delighted to announce that Anton Colella has been appointed as Moore Stephens International’s new global Chief Executive Officer following a worldwide search.
Anton Colella is currently global Chief Executive of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS).
Moore Stephens ranks number 10 accounting firm in Hong Kong
We work through collaboration, bringing innovation and entrepreneurial skills to our clients as well as the traditional values of trust, through honesty and integrity.
Moore Stephens wins 'Technology Provider of the Year' for RuleBook
We are delighted to announce that Moore Stephens Consulting has won ‘Technology Provider of the Year’ at the Reactions London Market Awards 2017.
Challenge to CFOs and CUOs: Maximising technology to benefit insurance business
Both CUOs and the CFOs are fully aware of the potential benefits that technology can bring to the business. It’s clearly not rocket science but what might surprise many is that whole technology may well deliver benefits to specific task both believe where technology can really deliver benefit is creating far greater integration across the business and with it the ability to better understand the bigger picture and with it enhance their own abilities to contribute to the bottom line.
SMPs embracing technology
Our Managing Director,
Helen Tang, speaks to Michelle Perry with A Plus on the struggles for SMPs in adopting cloud computing.
Grand opening of new office – Tower 1 Silvercord
The move is a testimony to the success that the firm has grown for about 60% over the last few years. And I am sure that success will keep going forward
Cecilia Hung promoted to Tax Principal
Moore Stephens Hong Kong is pleased to announce that Cecilia Hung has been promoted to Tax Principal, with effect from 1 April 2017.
We are moving
Moore Stephens Hong Kong is pleased to announce that we will move to a new address, with effect from 20 March 2017.
New Asian hub will drive distribution efficiency
RuleBook HUB Asia is a Cloud-based solution that allows insurers to load their insurance products, enabling them to be accessed by authorised external parties. It provides a centralised and secure place for carriers to share products and rating with their distribution partners whilst giving coverholders the ability to access multiple carrier products by integrating into just one platform.
The Community Chest of Hong Kong Dress Casual Day 2016
Moore Stephens supports Dress Casual Day 2016 organised by The Community Chest of Hong Kong
Reaping the Rewards: How Ireland can benefit from a culture of good corporate governance
Patrick Rozario, Managing Director of Moore Stephens Advisory Services Limited, shares his insights in the report.
Moore Stephens announces global RuleBook partnership alongside Asia launch
Moore Stephens Consulting and NTT DATA UK have concluded an agreement to provide a comprehensive international service set to underwriters and brokers in the London and global insurance markets. NTT DATA is a leading IT services provider and global innovation partner headquartered in Tokyo, with business operations in over 40 countries. This will enable Moore Stephens Consulting to implement, roll out geographically and support clients on a global basis.
Map Leung and Cliff Pak promoted to Audit Principals
Moore Stephens Hong Kong is pleased to announce the promotion of Map Leung and Cliff Pak to the position of Audit Principals with effect from 1 October 2016.
Amos Li and Leo Cheung admitted as Assurance Directors
Admission of Amos Li and Leo Cheung as Assurance Directors
Moore Stephens Hong Kong celebrates its 40th anniversary
With 40 years of growth, Moore Stephens Hong Kong now has more than 150 directors and staff. The clientele has expanded into different industries, including insurance, financial services and other sectors.