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"Sustainability-oriented investors want to pay for impact, not compliance," say the University of Luxembourg's Prof. Dirk Zetzsche & Marian Unterstell, discussing impact investing in the EU on HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast. Available at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

Central banks need to consider the broader social dimensions of issuing digital currencies (CBDCs) and whether or not they're even needed, says Dr. Lucien Van Romburg of UNSW Law, Australia, on HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast. Available at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

AI isn’t a smarter brain, but rather, a better glue for collaboration. Financial services firms need to evolve. Sangeet Paul Choudary, author of the new book “Reshuffle” elaborates on HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast. Available at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

Who wins when AI restacks the knowledge economy? Author Sangeet Paul Choudary explains in the new book “Reshuffle.” Financial services firms better watch out! Listen to HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast to learn more - available at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

Why are accredited financial crime investigators & asset recovery experts important to cracking fraud cases? UK-based criminologist Dr. Amber Phillips from UWE Bristol explains on HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast - available at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

"Sustainability-oriented investors want to pay for impact, not compliance," say the University of Luxembourg's Prof. Dirk Zetzsche & Marian Unterstell, discussing impact investing in the EU on HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast, today at 12:30pm (HKT): hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

#RegulatoryRamblings our last episode this season discuss 2 important papers: 1) EU Impact Investing Framework - why EU rules must shift to proven impact 2) The Broader Social Dimensions of Retail CBDCs - why central banks must consider societal effects - hkufintech.com/rr

Central banks need to consider the social impact of issuing digital currencies (CBDCs), says Dr. Lucien Van Romburg of UNSW Law, Australia on today’s episode of HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast at 12:30pm HKT at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

AI isn’t a smarter brain but a better glue for collaboration. Financial services firms need to evolve. Sangeet Paul Choudary, author of the book “Reshuffle” elaborates on today’s episode of HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast at 12:30pm HKT at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

Who wins when AI restacks the knowledge economy? Author Sangeet Paul Choudary explains in the new book “Reshuffle.” Financial services firms better watch out! Listen to today’s episode of HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast at 12:30pm HKT at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

Why are accredited financial crime investigators & asset recovery experts important to cracking fraud cases? UK-based criminologist Dr. Amber Phillips from UWE Bristol explains on today’s episode of HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast at 12:30pm HKT at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

Can #DeFi ever truly be decentralized without some form of legal order? Or is regulation inevitable? Full paper on @SSRN : “Building Castles in the Sky? The Myth of Decentralized Finance and the Necessity of Legal Ordering” by Kuzi Charamba, Joyce Shum, & Douglas Arner.

Our latest HKU FinTech Newsletter at hkufintech.com/news: ⭐ The Datafication of Everything ⭐ Datafying Sustainable Finance ⭐ The Myth of DeFi & the Necessity of Legal Ordering ⭐ HK’s upcoming Critical Infrastructure Ordinance ⭐ Towards an EU Impact Investing Framework

New Podcast #RegulatoryRamblings Ep #83 on Hong Kong’s Cybersecurity Law: What It Means for Business with @InvestHK 's Wendy Chow, @EnsignGlobal 's Nicky Au and @I_TRACING 's Pierre Malgorn - hkufintech.com/rr

HK’s new Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Ordinance has financial penalties - finally making cybersecurity a board-level core business risk. Learn more on today’s episode of HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast at 12:30pm HKT at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

HK’s new Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Ordinance defines “critical infrastructure” broadly. HK-based Nicky Au & Pierre Malgorn explain the implications on today’s episode of HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast at 12:30pm HKT: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

Is there enough local talent and support to implement HK's new Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Ordinance? Invest HK's Digital Tech/Data Head Wendy Chow answers on the HKU Law Regulatory Ramblings podcast. Today at 12:30pm HKT at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

HK’s new Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Ordinance goes into effect Jan. 1, 2026. Why does it matter for the territory? Invest HK's Wendy Chow explains on the latest HKU Law Regulatory Ramblings podcast. Today at 12:30pm HKT at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

Hong Kong’s new Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Ordinance marks the city’s biggest digital law revamp since the 1990s. Learn why on the latest episode of HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast. Today at 12:30pm HKT at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…

How did the UAE - with just 10 million people - become the top global crypto hub? Hong Kong-based Jame DiBiasio and Charles d'Haussy in Dubai, authors of the new book “Arabian Crypto,” explain on HKU Law’s Regulatory Ramblings podcast. Available at: hkufintech.com/regulatoryramb…