Date : Tuesday, 31 October 2017 Language : English Time : 5:30 pm 7:00 pm – Venue : TKP Conference Centre Points : 1.5 CPD points 23/F, Euro Trade Centre, 21-23 Des Voeux Road Central, Fee : HK$400 Hong Kong Intermediate level, for delegates who Level : have prior knowledge of the subject area Course Objective: This seminar will use case studies to discuss the the companies they serve, director’s position when whether listed or private, are in troubles. This may be because of insolvency, or where the shareholders are at loggerheads or if the company is facing regulatory investigations. Recent developments in company and insolvency law, as well as the requirements of regulatory compliance, seem to be placing an ever higher burden on the company directors. The seminar will discuss how the directors should react when the company is in crisis. It should be of interest to both executive and independent directors. About the Course: The following topics will be covered in this seminar: The scope of a duties director’s Actions that can be taken by minority shareholders Actions that can be taken by regulators The risks faced by directors of listed companies The risks faced by directors of insolvent companies About the Presenter: Ludwig Ng, Solicitor Advocate, Partner, ONC Lawyers Ludwig Ng holds a master degree in law from the University of Hong Kong. After receiving his early training from prestigious firms in Hong Kong and practised as a barrister, Ludwig founded ONC Lawyers with his partners in 1993. Ludwig practises mainly in the field of commercial litigation, with emphasis on corporate and partnership disputes, insolvency and restructuring. Amongst his various public services, Ludwig is an examiner of Overseas Lawyers Qualification Examination, executive committee member of the Restructuring and Insolvency Faculty of the HKICPA and member of the Law Society Insolvency Law Committee, moderator of PC Law Examination for the HKICPA. He is an editor and contributor to the Law by HKU Press. He is amongst book: “Reforming Reform” published the first solicitors that obtained the Higher Rights of Audience and is selected as a leading and highly recommended lawyer by AsiaLaw Profiles and ChambersAsia in the fields of insolvency and restructuring and disputes resolution. Enrolment Conditions:
Date : Time : Points : Fee : Level : Tuesday, 31 October 2017 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm 1.5 CPD points HK$400 Intermediate level, for delegates who have prior knowledge of the subject area Language : Venue : English TKP Conference Centre 23/F, Euro Trade Centre, 21-23 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong Course Objective: This seminar will use case studies to discuss the director’s position when the companies they serve, whether listed or private, are in troubles. This may be because of insolvency, or where the shareholders are at loggerheads or if the company is facing regulatory investigations. Recent developments in company and insolvency law, as well as the requirements of regulatory compliance, seem to be placing an ever higher burden on the company directors. The seminar will discuss how the directors should react when the company is in crisis. It should be of interest to both executive and independent directors. About the Course: The following topics will be covered in this seminar: The scope of a director’s duties Actions that can be taken by minority shareholders Actions that can be taken by regulators The risks faced by directors of listed companies The risks faced by directors of insolvent companies About the Presenter: Ludwig Ng, Solicitor Advocate, Partner, ONC Lawyers Ludwig Ng holds a master degree in law from the University of Hong Kong. After receiving his early training from prestigious firms in Hong Kong and practised as a barrister, Ludwig founded ONC Lawyers with his partners in 1993. Ludwig practises mainly in the field of commercial litigation, with emphasis on corporate and partnership disputes, insolvency and restructuring. Amongst his various public services, Ludwig is an examiner of Overseas Lawyers Qualification Examination, executive committee member of the Restructuring and Insolvency Faculty of the HKICPA and member of the Law Society Insolvency Law Committee, moderator of PC Law Examination for the HKICPA. He is an editor and contributor to the book: “Reforming Law Reform” published by HKU Press. He is amongst the first solicitors that obtained the Higher Rights of Audience and is selected as a leading and highly recommended lawyer by AsiaLaw Profiles and ChambersAsia in the fields of insolvency and restructuring and disputes resolution. Enrolment Conditions: