Hong Kong’s legal and political structure has fundamentally changed since the implementation of the National Security Law in 2020. When changes of this magnitude occur, it is difficult for anyone to know what shifts are transitory, and what adjustments will become permanent features of Hong Kong’s political and commercial environment.
On Tuesday, March 7th the Atlantic Council’s Global China Hub and GeoEconomics Center will launch a new report by Logan Wright assessing Hong Kong’s future as a global financial hub. The report provides an objective framework to assess the wager that business conditions for most firms operating in Hong Kong will remain unchanged.
The report analyzes emerging risks to the commercial operating environment in Hong Kong, including currency risks, compliance challenges, threats to judicial independence, access to accurate information, and data security.
Please join the Atlantic Council’s Global China Hub and GeoEconomics Center on March 7 at 9:00am ET for this report launch event.
A conversation with
Logan Wright
Partner
Rhodium Group
Thomas Kellogg
Executive Director, Georgetown Center for Asian Law; Adjunct Professor of Law
Georgetown University Law Center
Victor Shih
Associate Professor; Ho Miu Lam Chair in China and Pacific Relations
University of California San Diego
Moderated by
Eva Dou
China Correspondent
The Washington Post
Introductory remarks
Closing remarks
Global China Hub
The Global China Hub researches and devises allied solutions to the global challenges posed by China’s rise, leveraging and amplifying the Atlantic Council’s work on China across its 15 other programs and centers.
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