Executive Search
Ashford Benjamin is a specialist executive search firm, focusing on legal recruitment and compliance recruitment in Hong Kong and Asia-Pacific, with a global reach...
Legal Recruitment
Our expert advisors have a long history of placing lawyers into high-profile legal jobs in Hong Kong and Asia-Pacific, including private practice jobs and legal counsel jobs
Compliance Search
Our team place Head of Compliance jobs and Chief Compliance Officer jobs in Hong Kong and Asia-Pacific, into financial services, and multi-national companies...
Industry Leaders
Our expert advisors are highly-qualified, experienced professionals who have been recognised as industry leaders in both legal and compliance recruitment...
Testimonials
One area in which Ben stands out, is that he does not just provide us with a CV, but his understanding of our culture and his thorough pre-screening / genuine candidate relationships, means he provides the right person. As well as his consistent delivery, Ben also regularly keeps us abreast of market news and is always happy to take time to offer consultative advice on proposed hires, retention and compensation/benefits. I have always found him to be a well-informed, conscientious and professional recruiter, with a great deal of integrity. I would not hesitate to recommend him.
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Resources
Hong Kong SFC Introduces New Code Of Conduct Requirements On OTC Derivative Risk Mitigation And Client Clearing And To Address Risks Posed By Group Affiliates
On 12 December 2018, the Securities and Futures Commission published the conclusions to its consultation on refinements to the over-the-counter derivatives regime and to require licensed corporations (“LCs”) to properly manage financial exposure to connected persons1. Click here for our client alert on the Consultation Paper.
Hong Kong - HKEx Announces Stock Connect Program To Open To WVR Companies
In an important development for the Hong Kong securities market, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) announced1 that it has reached an agreement with the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges to permit companies with dual-class share structures listed in Hong Kong — referred to as weighted voting rights (WVRs) companies — to be traded by Mainland-based investors through the Stock Connect program. This will be welcome news to the two WVR companies currently listed in Hong Kong — Xiaomi Corporation and Meituan Dianping — as well as other aspiring WVR listing applicants.
