STOCK EXCHANGE OF HONG KONG LIMITED (THE) 香港聯合交易所有限公司
CIL Holdings Ltd (ex-479) v SEHK
HK Court of First Instance, 19-Jun-2023
Justice Coleman opens with a cricket metaphor. We would add that the Applicant is out for a duck. The application for judicial review of the Exchange's delisting decision is dismissed. The company did not show up, and the grounds are meritless.
HK Court of First Instance, 19-Jun-2023
Justice Coleman opens with a cricket metaphor. We would add that the Applicant is out for a duck. The application for judicial review of the Exchange's delisting decision is dismissed. The company did not show up, and the grounds are meritless.
Cai Zhen Rong v SEHK
HK Court of First Instance, 9-Jul-2021
Leave to apply for judicial review of the decision to delist Blockchain Group Co Ltd (0364) is dismissed.
HK Court of First Instance, 9-Jul-2021
Leave to apply for judicial review of the decision to delist Blockchain Group Co Ltd (0364) is dismissed.
Longrun Tea (2898) v SEHK
HK Court of First Instance, 9-Jul-2021
Leave to apply for judicial review is dismissed.
HK Court of First Instance, 9-Jul-2021
Leave to apply for judicial review is dismissed.
Government misled LegCo over COVID-19 broker handout
Applying to the Finance Committee, the Government made claims which it knew or should have known were false and misleading. It was either lying or reckless. Webb-site tells you the truth. (1-May-2020)
Applying to the Finance Committee, the Government made claims which it knew or should have known were false and misleading. It was either lying or reckless. Webb-site tells you the truth. (1-May-2020)
Getting to 601: How Beijing controls the HK Chief Executive election
Carrie Lam continues to peddle the lie that the Chief Executive Election Committee is "broadly representative", often unchallenged by foreign media. We explain exactly how it is rigged, and how with enough political courage, she could unrig it and introduce democracy through local legislation, without Beijing's approval. (28-Jan-2020)
Carrie Lam continues to peddle the lie that the Chief Executive Election Committee is "broadly representative", often unchallenged by foreign media. We explain exactly how it is rigged, and how with enough political courage, she could unrig it and introduce democracy through local legislation, without Beijing's approval. (28-Jan-2020)
Stop the Scripless U-turn
Investors were in the dark for 4 years about plans to tear up a model that was first recommended by the Hay Davison Report in 1988, has worked in Australia since 1999, and was legislated in HK in 2015 but never actioned. Our extensive discussions with SFC and HKEX reveal no legitimate issues. We urge legislators to reject this U-turn and the SFC to proceed with the legislated model. The stench of vested interests is overpowering. (30-Apr-2019)
Investors were in the dark for 4 years about plans to tear up a model that was first recommended by the Hay Davison Report in 1988, has worked in Australia since 1999, and was legislated in HK in 2015 but never actioned. Our extensive discussions with SFC and HKEX reveal no legitimate issues. We urge legislators to reject this U-turn and the SFC to proceed with the legislated model. The stench of vested interests is overpowering. (30-Apr-2019)
HKEX trading floor to close on 30th anniversary of Black Monday
South China Morning Post, 15-Oct-2017
Lovely timing. After the crash on 19-Oct-1987, the Council of the Stock Exchange closed it for 4 days - that was the last time it closed apart from weather, weekends and holidays. This time, it's closing for good.
South China Morning Post, 15-Oct-2017
Lovely timing. After the crash on 19-Oct-1987, the Council of the Stock Exchange closed it for 4 days - that was the last time it closed apart from weather, weekends and holidays. This time, it's closing for good.
Charles Li v SEHK and various listed companies and auditors
HK Court of First Instance, 28-Jun-2016
There is not a single listed company amongst the defendants in which we would invest.
HK Court of First Instance, 28-Jun-2016
There is not a single listed company amongst the defendants in which we would invest.
GEM (the SEHK's 2nd board)
An outline and commentary on the proposals for a second board in Hong Kong. (3-Oct-1999)
An outline and commentary on the proposals for a second board in Hong Kong. (3-Oct-1999)
Response to consultation paper on a Proposed New Market for Emerging Companies
David Webb's submission to The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong on what later became GEM. (20-Jul-1998)
David Webb's submission to The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong on what later became GEM. (20-Jul-1998)
Cheng denies need for council shake-up in wake of Chen case
South China Morning Post, 30-May-1997
'Brokers like to regulate themselves effectively in order to maintain the confidence of investors,' he said.
South China Morning Post, 30-May-1997
'Brokers like to regulate themselves effectively in order to maintain the confidence of investors,' he said.
Chen Po-sum fought her way to the top - her latest battle was to stay there
South China Morning Post, 20-May-1997
South China Morning Post, 20-May-1997
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