CFN Lawyers LLP is delighted to share that our Founding Partner, Ms. Bowie Fung, has been invited by Asian Legal Business, Thomson Reuters to share the story of her journey from practicing lawyer to law firm leader in the special International Women’s Day roundtable feature for March 2026 issue of ALB (Asian Edition) magazine.

CFN Lawyers LLP is delighted to share that our Founding Partner, Ms. Bowie Fung, has been invited by Asian Legal Business, Thomson Reuters to share the story of her journey from practicing lawyer to law firm leader in the special International Women’s Day roundtable feature for March 2026 issue of ALB (Asian Edition) magazine.

CFN Lawyers LLP was delighted to join Anli Partners in celebrating their 25th anniversary at their Chinese New Year celebration. Our Partner Patrick Wong, Keith Yuan and Consultant Thomas Kho attended the event to celebrate this remarkable milestone.

CFN Lawyers LLP is pleased to share an insightful article co-authored by our lawyers Ricky Chan and Sherie Fung with counsel Kelly HK Cheng from Courtyard Chambers published in Asia Business Law Journal, titled “Hong Kong financial fraud: Conspiracy, listing rule breaches”.

Lawyers tend to specialize in certain areas of laws: finance, corporate, shipping, insurance and so on. My own observation is that most lawyers receive an all-rounded legal training before they (by choice, by chance or by a mix of factors) focus on a particular area and become a specialist lawyer. The specialization is a continuous process rather than an abrupt switch, whereby the lawyer with his legal training gradually learns about the industry that he is specializing into over the years. For example, a junior lawyer may not know much about finance from day one, but if he wishes to practise as a finance lawyer he must gain a deep understanding on the functioning of the financial markets and instruments. This process often takes years, as the lawyer needs to learn about a discipline that is not his original one.

CFN Lawyers LLP is honoured to be invited by Asian Legal Business (ALB) (a member of Thomson Reuters group) to make contribution to the ALB 2026 Hong Kong IPO Handbook.

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (the “Exchange”) has recently introduced new public float requirements (“New Public Float Requirements”) which have become effective since 1 January 2026. These new changes involve, among other things, additional monthly and annual reporting disclosure obligations and will affect monthly returns commencing February 2026. This article summarises certain key changes and provides practical considerations for listed issuers as a result of the introduction of the New Public Float Requirements.

Picture this: a technology company has meticulously registered its intellectual property across major markets — France, Japan, China, and Hong Kong.

CFN Lawyers LLP is pleased to share that our partner Mr. Kevin Tsen was invited as the keynote speaker for the “Greater Bay Area Legal Pioneer Lecture Series” jointly organised by Law School of the South China Normal University and Beijing Hengdu Law Firm, where he delivered a focused presentation on “Trusts and the Application in Family Offices”.