SHAPING HONG KONG’S LEGAL LANDSCAPE
We have a market leading practice handling appeals from SFC enforcement action. Through our Financial Services Regulatory practice, we are one of a small number of Hong Kong law firms who have represented clients in landmark appellate cases and multiple appeals from SFC prosecutions from the Market Misconduct Tribunal (“MMT”) to the Court of Appeal (“CA”) and the Court of Final Appeal (“CFA”), the highest appellate court in Hong Kong.
Our appellate work in this area has set precedents in several significant areas of securities law in Hong Kong, including in respect of the scope and application of the professional investors exemption under section 103 of the Securities and Futures Ordinance (“SFO”) and the standard of care in respect of the disclosure of false or misleading information inducing transactions under section 277 of the SFO.
We routinely advise clients in SFC investigations and prosecutions as to the likelihood of success before the Hong Kong courts or the Securities and Futures Appeals Tribunal (“SFAT”) should they contest liability for breaches alleged by the SFC
Leveraging more than twenty years of experience serving clients in the financial sector, our firm has carved out a formidable standing as the preferred organisation for businesses in search of tailored and inventive legal guidance.
GETTING THE DEAL DONE
Experience with
SFC & MMT
Contact Us Our appellate capabilities are grounded in our experience in handling appeals from SFC and MMT decisions and our highly developed background in the technical workings of the SFO and the AMLO.
Advice in SFC
Investigations
Contact Us We routinely advise clients on the likelihood of success in appealing SFC disciplinary decisions and MMT findings before Hong Kong courts or the Securities and Futures Appeals Tribunal (“SFAT”).
OUR EXPERIENCE
HOW CAN WE HELP?
With deep expertise in shaping Hong Kong's legal landscape through appeals to the Hong Kong courts from SFC enforcement action, our legal team can help with both appeals from SFC and MMT decisions.
Contact us if you need assistance.