Speech at Panel on Financial Affairs
Macroeconomic conditions Mr CHAN Chun-ying pointed out that while the US interest rate normalisation and tax reform might have negative impact on the local asset prices, the persistently weak US… Read more »
Chaired the Bills Committee on Banking (Amendment) Bill 2017
Meeting with deputations and the Administration Discussion The Bills Committee received views from four deputations attending the meeting (index of proceedings in Appendix). Their views on the Banking (Amendment) Bill… Read more »
Speech at Panel on Commerce and Industry
Free Trade Agreement between Hong Kong and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Investment Mr CHAN Chun-ying declared that he was working in a bank with business operations in AMS…. Read more »
Written Question on Legislative Council Meeting – Policy of Hong Kong Monetary Authority on virtual banks
Policy of Hong Kong Monetary Authority on virtual banks Question by the Hon Chan Chun-ying : In 2000, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) issued a Guideline on the Authorisation… Read more »
Speech at Panel on Economic Development
Regulation of UAS Mr CHAN Chun-ying was of the view that UAS could be used to perform certain law enforcement duties to alleviate the manpower pressure of law enforcement agencies…. Read more »
Speech at Panel on Information Technology and Broadcasting
Grooming talents Mr CHAN Chun-ying noted that Cyberport would join the Space Sharing Scheme for Youth (“the Scheme”) to provide some 20 000 square feet of Smart-Space co-working space accommodating… Read more »
Supplementary Question on Legislative Council Meeting – Cancellation of Customers’ Accounts by Banks
MR CHAN CHUN-YING (in Cantonese): President, first of all, I have to declare that I am currently a bank adviser. With regard to the issues relating to bank accounts and… Read more »
Speech at Panel on Security
Results of study of matters raised in the Annual Report 2016 to the Chief Executive by the Commissioner on Interception of Communications and Surveillance Adequacy of existing legislation Mr CHAN… Read more »