At the ACCA Hong Kong Annual Conference 2025, Stanley Ho delivered a welcome address, setting the tone for this year’s theme “Smart Investing: Positioning Assets, Enterprises and Talent for Success.”

At the KPMG Board Leadership Forum, Paul Lau shared that HK has reclaimed 1stplace in global IPO rankings, largely due to the significant growth in A+H listings. HKEX’s new TECH is also welcomed, further supporting high-tech enterprises looking to list in HK.

At the KPMG Board Leadership Forum, Roy Leung shared insights on financial reporting amid global tariff uncertainties. He said that financial leaders need to think broadly and tell a clear story that reflects new market realities.

At the KPMG CFO Series, our subject matter experts explored the key challenges and opportunities that are impacting finance leaders in 2025, including AI adoption, shifting tariffs, capital market dynamics, and enterprise resilience.

During the KPMG Board Leadership Forum, Alva Lee shared key findings from our latest AI white paper. She said that organisations need to prioritise responsible AI governance and training before uncontrolled usage becomes the norm.

Wilson Lee moderated the latest KPMG CFO Series. His presentation on steady board leadership in 2025 focused on how AI adoption, changing talent needs, and private equity opportunities are impacting our industry.

Join our upcoming Financial Reporting Webinar on 26 June 2025, where Martin Friedhoff, Kevin Lai, and Yifei Gong will address the impact of tariffs on interim reporting and prepare you for upcoming accounting changes.

Jianing Song and Frank Mei delved into enterprise resilience at the KPMG Board Leadership Forum. They said that enterprise resilience must be woven into corporate strategy, moving from reactive risk management to a more forward-looking approach powered by AI and data.

John Timpany broke down the shifting global tariffs landscape at the KPMG CFO Series. His practical roadmap covered immediate actions around valuation and consolidation, near-term priorities for customs and sourcing, and long-term planning for manufacturing and systems.

At the CISO Executive Insights & Peer Exchange Luncheon, KPMG’s Brian Cheung, Mohit Kumar, Lanis Lam, and Matthew O’Keefe explored key findings from our latest Cybersecurity Considerations 2025 report. They examined strategies to strengthen organisational security.

At the Italian Chamber Breakfast Briefing, KPMG’s Vivian Chang spoke on navigating China and HK’s trade dynamics in shifting global landscape, including recent customs developments, supply chain diversification and cost mitigation approaches. (Photo credits: Italian Chamber)

At the KPMG CFO Series, Roy Leung outlined a structured approach to addressing challenges and telling a clear financial story amid tariff uncertainties, which covers the impact on the company, company’s strategy, as well as financial reporting considerations.

At the ACCA Top Achievers Networking Night cum Awards Presentation, our Tax Partner and ACCA Hong Kong Chairman, Stanley Ho, delivered a welcome speech as the honourable guest. He highlighted the importance of professional excellence and continuous learning.

Thank you to everyone who joined our Financial Reporting Webinar. Our experts Martin Friedhoff, Kevin Lai, and moderator Yifei Gong discussed the impact of tariffs on interim reporting, and upcoming accounting requirements.

At the KPMG CFO Series, Paul Lau outlined how the recent surge of A+H listings in Hong Kong is expected to drive IPO fundraising in 2025. He also highlighted the new guidance from HKEX to assist issuers in complying with the updated Corporate Governance Code, effective in July.

At the KPMG CFO Series, Alva Lee shared findings from KPMG’s latest AI studies on adoption challenges. She said that organisations need to invest in AI literacy and establish robust governance frameworks to ensure responsible adoption while managing associated risks.

At the KPMG CFO Series, Jianing Song and Frank Mei said that true enterprise resilience goes beyond operational considerations, integrating strategic, operational, and financial elements into a unified framework that enables organisations to adapt and thrive.

Our tax experts, David Siew and Vivian Zhou, spoke at Morgan Stanley’s Wealth Leaders of Tomorrow Program (WeTOP), sharing their knowledge about global tax transparency, corporate taxation, and responsible tax stewardship with future leaders.

KPMG’s latest tax webinar delved into the IRD’s new tax portals launching on July 21, 2025, in particular, the Business Tax Portal (BTP). Our expert panel broke down the key features of BTP and its impact on profits tax filings.

KPMG’s tax experts joined industry leaders at the HKICPA Annual Taxation Conference 2025. Eva Chow spoke on the latest developments in tax transparency, while Eugene Yeung moderated a panel on tax audits and reviews.