Who We Are
The Hong Kong Competition Association (HCA) is an informal group of lawyers, researchers, consultants, monitoring trustees, in-house and students based in Hong Kong, who all share a strong interest in the development of fair and efficient competition law in and outside of Hong Kong. The HCA was set up in October 2014 and is registered under the Societies Ordinance.
Since its establishment the HCA has actively participated in the debate on the enforcement of the Competition Ordinance (CAP 619 of the Laws of Hong Kong). Our participation in this debate is based on our members’ vast and varied experience in the field of competition law in and outside of Hong Kong. We aim to share some high level and detailed comments with the Competition Authorities and third parties and thereby, contribute constructively to the debate that the Competition Authorities have initiated with HCA.
The HCA intends to organise regular events to promote competition law in Hong Kong. Based on the successful examples of the Competition Law Association (CLA) in London and the Association Française pour l’Etude de la Concurrence (AFEC) in Paris, we hope to generate more debates about the Ordinance and hope to count on the participation of the Competition Authorities and other competition authorities in its activities to the benefit of the Hong Kong community. We hope that our work will pave the way for our engagement with the Competition Authorities in the future.
Since its establishment the HCA has actively participated in the debate on the enforcement of the Competition Ordinance (CAP 619 of the Laws of Hong Kong). Our participation in this debate is based on our members’ vast and varied experience in the field of competition law in and outside of Hong Kong. We aim to share some high level and detailed comments with the Competition Authorities and third parties and thereby, contribute constructively to the debate that the Competition Authorities have initiated with HCA.
The HCA intends to organise regular events to promote competition law in Hong Kong. Based on the successful examples of the Competition Law Association (CLA) in London and the Association Française pour l’Etude de la Concurrence (AFEC) in Paris, we hope to generate more debates about the Ordinance and hope to count on the participation of the Competition Authorities and other competition authorities in its activities to the benefit of the Hong Kong community. We hope that our work will pave the way for our engagement with the Competition Authorities in the future.
