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Paul Chan

(陳茂波)

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Paul Chan
Paul Chan
陳茂波
Paul Chan Mo-po is Hong Kong's financial secretary. An accountant and the former president of the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA), he was appointed development secretary by Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying after the resignation of Mak Chai-kwong following a housing allowance scandal. In July 2013, Chan was accused of a conflict of interest when it was revealed that he or his family had an interest in a plot of land in the New Territories that the government had plans to develop. In January 2017, he was named to his current position.
Born
18 Mar 1955
Industry
Politics
Job Title
Financial Secretary of Hong Kong SAR
Banking & finance

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Summer Davos C-Suite Roundtable: A Curtain Raiser for APEC as Global Investors Align on the Future of the Greater Bay Area

Global business leaders gathered in Dalian to discuss the Greater Bay Area’s economic impact, focusing on Hong Kong’s strategic role as a financial, innovation, and talent hub for global markets.

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SCMP C-Suite
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As Beijing raises Shanghai’s offshore yuan profile, where will Hong Kong fit in?

Geopolitical tensions add fuel to long-standing debate about China’s need for multiple offshore yuan centres – a role that suits Shanghai well.

Illustration: Henry Wong
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