Li, David Kwok Po 李國寶

HKSAR v Donald Tsang Yam Kuen
HK Court of Appeal, 20-Jul-2018
HKSAR v Donald Tsang Yam Kuen
HK Court of First Instance, 6-Mar-2018
Justice Andrew Chan slams the ex-CE for failure to cooperate with the ICAC despite public promises to do so. 1/3 of an estimated HK$15m of prosecution costs in trial 1 are awarded against him. After conviction for misconduct in public office and a hung jury on a bribery charge, he was tried again on that charge and the new jury hung again. It now emerges that in an attempt to influence the jury in trial 2, a PR firm or consultant rustled up the great and good to sit in a reserved section of the public gallery. We note that many of them are the same staunch Catholics from across the political spectrum who attended a church service to pray for him after his conviction. Amongst the congregation was CE-elect Carrie Lam, who now has the power to pardon him.
Carrie Lam among those at mass for jailed former HK leader
South China Morning Post, 30-Mar-2017
From across the political spectrum - in HK, religion trumps politics. When she becomes Chief Executive, Mrs Lam will have the power to pardon Donald Tsang.
Experts question graft buster's decision not to probe bank boss in Donald Tsang investigation
South China Morning Post, 17-Feb-2017
ICAC backed out of quizzing bank chief
HK Standard, 3-Feb-2017
Faced with legal hurdles, watchdog did not question Bank of East Asia head during Donald Tsang probe
South China Morning Post, 2-Feb-2017
Thomas Kwok stays on BEA (0023) board for now
Company announcement, 22-Dec-2014
So did David Li Kwok Po in 2008 after he settled the Dow Jones insider dealing charges with the US SEC with a US$8.1m civil penalty.
Scrap the public float rule
Investors in SCMP (0583) are in the deep freeze again, and other companies have indulged in artificial schemes to comply with the 25% public float rule. The rule should be scrapped, because as we explain, it has no real purpose, and because the only way to enforce it is to victimize minority shareholders by suspending their shares. The rule does not serve investor interests. (11-Jun-2013)
Hereditary "independent" directorship at COLI (0688)
Company announcement, 18-Mar-2013
David Li Kwok-po, who has been "independent" non-exec director of COLI for nearly 21 years since its IPO, is succeeded by his son, Brian David Li Man-bun. Their Bank of East Asia has been a banker to COLI since the IPO too, so the business relationship makes them non-independent in our view.
Timmerton Co Inc v David Li Kwok Po & others
HK Court of First Instance, 18-Jan-2013
David Li Kwok Po & another v Cynthia Mong Sien Yee & others
HK Court of First Instance, 20-Dec-2012
Lucky eight line up behind poll hopeful
HK Standard, 21-Dec-2011
The paid advert opposing the blackout rule
With links to the signatories in Webb-site Who's Who. (29-Dec-2008)
Webb on "Backchat" re David Li
RTHK, 19-Feb-2008
David Li Kwok Po resigns from Executive Council
HK Government, 16-Feb-2008
Letter to Donald Tsang
Webb-site.com editor David Webb has written to Hong Kong's Chief Executive with the results of our opinion poll on whether David Li Kwok Po should leave the Executive Council. (15-Feb-2008)
Webb on "Backchat" re David Li resignation campaign
RTHK, 12-Feb-2008
SEC investigation and settlement
Company announcement, 6-Feb-2008
Resign, Mr Li
Early today HK time, avoiding local press coverage, the US SEC announced David Li's HK$63.2m settlement of charges of insider tipping in the Dow Jones case. We call on him to do the honourable thing and resign as a member of Hong Kong's cabinet and legislature. (6-Feb-2008)
SEC Charges Former Dow Jones Board Member, Three Other Hong Kong Residents in US$24 Million Insider Trading Settlement
US SEC, 5-Feb-2008
SEC v Wong Kan King, Charlotte Leung Ka On, Michael Leung Kai Hung & David Li Kwok Po
US SEC, 5-Feb-2008
Alleged breaches of the Exchange Act by David Li Kwok Po
Company announcement, 19-Jul-2007
Chief's allies rally round to raise HK$9.5m war chest
HK Standard, 25-May-2005

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