Strategic Plan

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From CPA to CPA Plus

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November 2019 issue

Speakers from the HKIBE on a programme which will transform a CPA into a CPA Plus

Technical articles

FSIE regime draft legislation and guidelines released

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October 2022 Issue

Upcoming changes to Hong Kong’s foreign source income exemption regime, following the introduction of a related amendment bill

Business

Generating wealth

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August 2022 issue

With family offices seeing a boom in Hong Kong, how can accountants add value in this burgeoning industry?

Business

Getting businesses to move on

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October 2021 issue

Key takeaways for accountants in business from the morning session of this year’s CPA Conference

Business

Getting it right from the start-up

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May 2019 issue

High rents, but high opportunities. Hong Kong entrepreneurs share how they overcome start-up challenges in the city

Business

Good CG, good ESG: Winners of the Best Corporate Governance and ESG Awards 2023

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January 2024 Issue

Key highlights based on the awardees of the Institute’s business awards which celebrate achievements in corporate governance and ESG

Institute Insights

Guiding the transformation of Hong Kong’s accounting profession: The Institute’s Strategic Plan 2025

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2025 Issue 2

How the key focuses of this year’s Strategic Plan will push accountants towards continuous development at a time of economic uncertainties

Profile

Guiding the way

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May 2020 issue

Ken Siong, Senior Technical Director at the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants, on how he is helping to elevate ethics

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High value career

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August 2018 issue

Kelvin Wong, Chief Financial Officer of Telligent Capital Management, shares how he got into the investment world, and the importance of giving back

Thought leadership

Hong Kong’s entrepreneur ecosystem at a “critical juncture”

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October 2019 issue

Irene Chu and Patrick Kirby on how start-ups in Hong Kong can better leverage resources for growth