A brave new world – China formulates a new AI global governance action plan, and issues draft ethics rules and AI labelling rules Gabriela Kennedy, Partner, and Joanna KC Wong, Associate, Mayer Brown Hong Kong, explore the latest updates on AI governance in the Chinese mainland, and assess their implications for the national and global deployment of ethical AI technologies.
The Sports Governance and Integrity Alliance and the upcoming Jockey Club HKCGI Sports Governance Programme signal a new era of collaboration – where integrity, accountability and professionalism become the foundation for lasting reform in sports governance.
As Hong Kong’s sports sector moves toward greater formalisation and the implementation of higher standards, governance professionals are leading the transformation toward integrity, accountability and public trust in sport.
Why boards must rethink cybersecurity oversight · Kok Tin Gan, Partner, Cyber Security & Privacy, PwC, talks to CGj about how governance leaders can transform cybersecurity from a compliance exercise into a driver of resilience and trust.
CGj reviews an Institute seminar held in March 2025 exploring how listed companies can align with Hong Kong’s new regulations on board independence, tenure limits and investor expectations.
In today’s complex business environment, integrity management is a vital pillar of corporate governance. Four senior leaders of the Institute talk to CGj about how to translate integrity management principles into practice.
Patricia Hui FCG HKFCG(PE), lawyer and governance professional, explores the challenges faced by NGOs in Hong Kong and offers a set of practical steps for enhancing accountability, transparency and resilience.
Corporate governance from a slightly different perspective · Chris Brooke, Independent Non-Executive Director, Link Asset Management Ltd, shares insights from his diverse experience across sectors and explores how corporate governance principles can be applied to startups and sporting organisations.
Cermain Cheung, Consultant, Oldham, Li & Nie, discusses the importance of responsibility and strategic frameworks that ensure accountability, transparency and sustainable growth for startups in Hong Kong.
