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HONG KONG: National Security Law impact – breakdown by sector (2)

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Absent a precipitating incident such as the arrest of an employee, non-financial corporates are unlikely to exit Hong Kong en masse. But some companies may re-allocate resources within Asia, shifting non-China-specific corporate functions away from the city, while relying mo…   Become a member to read the rest of this article Username or E-mail Password […]

HONG KONG: National Security Law impact – breakdown by sector (1)

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The National Security Law (NSL) gives Hong Kong and mainland authorities a powerful new set of legal and enforcement tools, but it remains unclear how or whether these tools will be applied. Large-scale exodus of multinational business from Hong Kong is unlikely unless or un…   Become a member to read the rest of this […]

HONG KONG: Corporate responses to security law more impactful than government

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Democratic governments have expressed disapproval of the new National Security Law (NSL) but have so far largely avoided proposals that would inflict significant damage Hong Kong’s role as a regional business center. The law grants Hong Kong police extraordinary authority to…   Become a member to read the rest of this article

HONG KONG: National Security Law raises operational security risks for business

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The new law formalizes a large role for mainland security organs in Hong Kong, raising corporate espionage and surveillance risks for businesses. Mainland officials will exercise direct control over national security policy and law enforcement in Hong Kong for the first time…   Become a member to read the rest of this article

HONG KONG/CHINA: National security law likely to be enacted by July

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China’s legislature is poised to use an expedited process that enabling to enact the new Hong Kong National Security Law (NSL) by the end of June. An official summary of NSL offers new detail about the expanded powers granted to the Hong Kong and mainland governments, though s…   Become a member to read the […]

HONG KONG/CHINA: High-profile arrests signal more aggressive legal tactics

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● Fifteen high-profile activists were arrested for participating in peaceful but unauthorized protests, signaling a more expansive legal approach by the Hong Kong government. ● In a legal statement whose impact is largely symbolic, Beijing asserted broader rights to comment on…   Become a member to read the rest of this article

HONG KONG: COVID-19 sparks new protests, but city’s regional status is secure

HONG KONG: COVID-19 sparks new protests, but city's regional status is secure | Speevr

● Anger at the Hong Kong government’s response to COVID-19 fueled new violence after a month of calm. ● But Beijing believes its “strategy of attrition” is working and will not offer political concessions. ● The combination of protests and epidemic is hurting the economy bu…   Become a member to read the rest of […]