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    Hong Kong Companies Ordinance-Schemes Amalgamations

    Hong Kong Companies Ordinance-Schemes Amalgamations

    The Old CO provides that where a scheme is proposed between a company and its members or creditors (or any class of them), the court may order a meeting of the members or creditors (or relevant class). If a…
    New Companies Ordinance – Financial Reporting

    New Companies Ordinance – Financial Reporting

    The Old CO allows a listed company to send a summary financial report to its members and debenture holders in place of the accounts, directors’ and auditors’ reports normally required to be sent, provided it…
    New Companies Ordinance – Registration of Charges

    New Companies Ordinance – Registration of Charges

    To remove uncertainty and dispense with redundant items, the following changes have been made under the New CO: a charge on an aircraft or any share in an aircraft is expressly made registrable;a charge on…
    New Companies Ordinance – Share Capital

    New Companies Ordinance – Share Capital

    The New CO adopts a mandatory system of no-par for all Hong Kong companies with a share capital and abolishes the concept of par (or nominal) value of shares. On the commencement of the New CO, a Hong Kong…
    SFC To Step Up Oversight Of Corporate Conduct

    SFC To Step Up Oversight Of Corporate Conduct

    The SFO requirement for listed companies to make timely and accurate disclosure of price sensitive information (i.e. inside information) is illustrated in a number of recent regulatory enforcement actions.