Future of Finance

A radical new agenda for banks

Banks live in fear of nimble new fintechs, instead they should harness their innovation

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Hotel and Leisure

A bold new direction for travel

The travel industry faces an uncertain holiday season for the third year in a row. However, the hoteliers, airlines and leisure operators that have survived this far are not only better able to navigate the continuing turmoil but also eyeing new opportunities for expansion.

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ESG and SUCCESSION

Be broadminded and look beyond the usual suspects when choosing a successor

Succession planning is the latest aspect of business life where the ESG agenda is having a profound impact.

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GLOBAL CORPORATE FINANCE

International Corporate Income Tax Brief - January 2022

In this issue of the International Corporate Income Tax Brief, we focus not only on developments in corporate taxes but also on personal income tax topics related to employees and natural persons.

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Hong Kong Budget Summary 2022/23

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GLOBAL CORPORATE FINANCE

The hunt for value is on as era of ‘easy money’ ends

Greentech and sustainable business models are the new priorities for corporate deal makers

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MANUFACTURING & DISTRIBUTION

3 point to-do list every manufacturing leader must tackle quickly in 2022

Retaining the best people, rebuilding broken supply chains and implementing smart technology are the key challenges facing CEOs

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ENERGY, MINING & RENEWABLES

It is not easy going green, so let’s focus on practical steps rather than arbitrary targets

David Tomasi says practical steps we can take to reduce carbon emissions are too easily dismissed

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ESG in Valuation

This article explores how the valuation of public and private companies may be impacted by the evolution of ESG considerations.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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