While starting this New Year, we would like to introduce various topics of relevance for entrepreneurs established or willing to establish in Hong Kong. As such, our seminar would cover the following topics:

• Corporate banking: overview of the situation before the audit of the FATF in Q3 2017
• CRS standards: 2017 information to be reported in 2018
• Side business activities: update of immigration policies under Employment Visas;
• Government incentives: Technology Voucher Programme for SMEs;

About the Speakers

Anne de Roulhac
Legal Advisor, Rosemont

Anne joined Rosemont Hong Kong in July 2015 to advise investors on their Asian investments and to support entrepreneurs with their legal and corporate needs.

She has been working in Shanghai and Beijing, as a lawyer, for the French law firms UGGC and Gide. During these 3.5 years spent in China, she acquired significant expertise with foreign investments and developed practical skills in corporate transactions and structuring (greenfield investments, acquisitions of Chinese companies, restructuring, shareholder agreements, etc.), commercial contracts (distribution, services, terms & conditions, etc.), taxation and intellectual property.

She is the holder of a Master degree in international taxation and business law obtained from the University of Sorbonne (Paris) in 2007, and was admitted to the Paris Bar in 2011. She began her career in Luxembourg and Paris, practicing international tax and business law, before coming to China in 2012.

She speaks French and English.

Raphael Beaudrey
Business Manager, Hong Kong

Since 2006 Raphael has gained significant working experience in Hong Kong, undertaking various positions performing multi-skilled missions in the domains of Corporate Service, Fiduciary & Trust Services, Consulting and Finance.

Raphael graduated in International Wealth Management and Accounting and Finance at University of Nice Sophia Antipolis. Previously working as an independent French wealth management advisor, focused on real estate and tax planning, Raphael started his Asian experience in Hong Kong for a Monaco CSP company.

His various missions allowed him to manage clients’ projects in Asia, Europe, Middle-East and Russia and in different markets such as offshore and trust services, energy, finance, fashion, where he acquired multi-cultural relationship skills.