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Angie Chan

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Winter intern with @cnn. Previously summer intern at the @nytimesworld and deputy editor of @tyrmag. Budding journalist.
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A general introduction to Sustainable Finance Law in Hong Kong

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By Angie Chan, Chester Wong, Francis M. Chen, Raymond Chan, Dion Yu
| Lexology Verified
All questions Introduction The sustainable finance framework for the Hong Kong market is voluntary.
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Year in review: Sustainable Finance Law in Hong Kong

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By Angie Chan, Chester Wong, Dion Yu, Francis M. Chen, Raymond Chan
| Lexology Verified
All questions Year in review Despite the challenging market environment, the Hong Kong sustainable finance market remained strong and continues to grow. Different stakeholders such as the government, regulators and financial institutions have demonstrated their efforts to grow Hong Kong into a green and sustainable finance hub. Various relevant initiatives launched in Hong Kong in 2024 will be discussed below.
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Banking on a sustainable future

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By Francis M. Chen, Dion Yu, Angie Chan, Chester Wong
| The Asset Magazine Verified
Despite the challenging market environment, the Hong Kong sustainable finance market remained strong and continues to grow. Various initiatives were launched in Hong Kong in 2024 and early 2025 by different stakeholders, including the government, regulators, industry bodies and financial institutions, and we set out below key highlights of such initiatives.
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