Articles

Basel III rules are in effect since 1 January 2025 - what does this mean for Hong Kong banks? An essay on the Basel Accords.

Internet fraud continues to be on the rise and is showing no signs of slowing down. This alarming trend makes it essential to remain vigilant. Unknown calls, phishing emails, and suspicious text messages are red flags that require our immediate attention. Recognising these unusual activities, especially those requesting personal information, is crucial for identifying potential scams.

Hong Kong Budget 2025/2026 – third consecutive deficit, cost-cutting needed as revenues remain low, 10,000 public servants' posts to be cut

Privacy Laws in Hong Kong are set to be amended following developments in AI and increased cross-border data transfers - a legal update.

Exploring CEPA, Hong Kong first FTA and its main trade enabler with the Mainland of China. We look at its advantages and recent updates.

Same-sex marriage in Hong Kong is as of yet not possible, thankfully there is progress in recognising same-sex unions and awarding rights

Law evolves, as does Hong Kong - David Ravenscroft provides a quick fly-over over 50 years in the legal profession

Are lawyers philosophers and philosophers lawyers? Summer intern Vienna writes about the many ways philosophy and law complement each other

Ravenscroft & Schmierer ranked Top 15 ‘Leading Firm’ in 2025 Legal 500 for commercial, corporate and M&A in Hong Kong