Hong Kong: New Technology

AI-enabled fraud and financial crime are evolving at unprecedented speed, outpacing traditional defenses. While regulatory cooperation is strengthening, organizations must build resilience through cultural foundations, governance redesign, and human-centered risk management rather than relying solely on technology or crisis response.

The Maples Insights: Hong Kong Investment Funds Forum 2026, held on 7 May, convened over 300 leading fund managers...

The findings from KPMG China’s Hong Kong Employment Outlook point to a more cautious hiring outlook for Hong Kong in 2026, with organisations prioritising cost control, productivity...

In today's digital era, the way people search for legal information has shifted dramatically.

Engineering and construction firms are under massive pressure to deliver more for less. Has the time finally come for the sector to start innovating?

The shift from transactional to experiential retail, as brands create immersive and engaging shopping journeys.

With the evolution of generative artificial intelligence (AI) constantly growing in pace, countries around the world are scrambling to update their laws to tackle new challenges and opportunities posed by this technology.

In October 2023, several large music publishers, Concord, Capital CMG, Universal and ABKCO, ( the "Plaintiffs") brought copyright infringement proceedings against Anthropic PBC ("Defendant") in the US, alleging the Defendant, an AI developer, had infringed on their rights by using their song lyrics catalogues to train its flagship AI product, "Claude".

The case involved a number of artists and illustrators suing various leading AI companies such as Stability, and Midjourney for using their copyrighted artistic work...