Hong Kong’s Secretary for Justice Teresa Cheng spoke Oct. 31 at Hong Kong Arbitration Week, an annual conference for global arbitration practitioners. (Photo: HKIAC)
As cross-border disputes become more common in an increasingly connected world, Hong Kong is making a big push to become the dominant regional center for cross-border dispute resolution and international arbitration in Asia.
For a city that already holds status and prestige as one of the world’s top international financial centers, that goal would seemingly be easily achievable.
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