When visiting Hong Kong recently preparing for our delegation to the Asian Financial Forum in January 2017 I spent some time with Carolyn Bulter from The Hong Kong Trust Company. We are delighted to extend an invitation to their “Hong Kong Link: Australia and China” events – Business Opportunities for Australian Firms
Ken Deayton, Founder & Director, Callan Anderson – Executive Director and Carolyn Butler – Director and CEO will be in Sydney 17th to 19th October and Melbourne 21st, 24th and 25th October.
This is a great opportunity to hear directly from in-market participants on how a special administrative region such as Hong Kong can help convert opportunities with the growth in mainland China into commercially viable results and get the most out of any business ventures.
The team will cover issues dealing with the regulatory constraints and compliance requirements including:
- Capital raising structures
- Protecting your assets through trusts and other structures
- Ensuring the optimal on-shore and offshore structures for tax and trade efficiency
And how to build relationships with local governments, clients and industry experts.
Event Details
Date: Tuesday 18th October 2016
Time: 7.30am for 8.00am to 9.30am followed by networking
Venue: Langham Hotel, 89-113 Kent St Sydney NSW 2000
RSVP: Email: events@hongkongtrustco.com or contact Stacey Martin in Sydney on 0413 127 677
For more information, you can download the Sydney invitation and flyer “Hong Kong Link – Australia & China 2016” here.
About The Hong Kong Trust Company Group
As a registered Trust Company in Hong Kong they provide professional trusteeship and fiduciary services, fund and private equity structures and administration and a full range of corporate, accounting and tax compliance services for individuals, family offices, intermediaries and corporations.
These structures and services provide for the protection and administration of international wealth planning, estate management and tax efficiency and can assist with the establishment of PRC entities.
