The Private Sector Integrity Centre continues to serve as a supporting organisation for the Directors’ Symposium organised by The Hong Kong Institute of Directors (HKIoD) this year, and encourages company directors, senior executives and corporate governance professionals to join the event.

The theme of this year's Symposium is "Navigating Through Disruptive Forces in Challenging Times". Speakers from various industries will share their insights on leadership and corporate governance amid global turbulence. Details of the Symposium are as below:

Please visit the event website for registration and more details. For enquiries, please contact HKIoD at 2889 4988 (Ms SO).

The Private Sector Integrity Centre is pleased to support the Building Surveyors Conference 2026, organised by the Building Surveying Division of the Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors (HKIS), as a supporting organisation.  We encourage construction professionals and stakeholders to join the event.

With the theme of “Repair and Maintenance Reform: From Compliance to Excellence”, the Building Surveyors Conference 2026 aims to enhance stakeholders’ knowledge and share best practices in repair and maintenance.  Details of the Conference are as follows:

Please visit the event website for enrolment and more details.  For enquiries, please contact HKIS Event Secretariat at 3502 4983 (Ms Mandy KWAN) / 3500 9436 (Ms Lorraine LI) or email: bsd2026@minerals.hk.

 

The Private Sector Integrity Centre continues to serve as a supporting organisation for the HKIB Annual Banking Conference this year and encourages banking executives and related professionals to join the event.  The theme of this year's event is “Bank of Tomorrow: Transform to Excellence”, which will showcase how banks are redesigning their operating models to become smarter, faster and safer, while strengthening their role as trusted platforms that enable connectivity, capital flows and sustainable growth. 

Details of the Conference are as below:

Please visit the event website for details and register now!  For enquiries, please contact HKIB at 2153 7800 or email to meme@hkib.org.

The Hong Kong Business Ethics Development Centre (HKBEDC) of ICAC and The Hong Kong Institute of Bankers (HKIB) have partnered once again to deliver the “Commissioners’ Dialogue Series - Bank on Integrity”, strengthening professional integrity in the banking sector.  

On July 28, more than 30 banking professionals attended the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training programme in person at the ICAC Headquarters, while over 270 participants joined online. A representative from HKBEDC shared the latest anti-corruption work for the banking industry, along with practical insights on embedding ethical practices into bank operations. Participants engaged in lively discussions, drawing on their professional experience. The programme concluded with a tour of the ICAC Exhibition Hall and a cup of signature coffee at the Café “1974” - a memorable way to experience the ICAC’s history and culture up close. 

We extend our sincere thanks to HKIB and all participants for their enthusiastic support and engagement in strengthening Hong Kong’s position as a clean and trusted international financial centre.

Over 50 members of the Hong Kong Independent Non-Executive Director Association (HKiNEDA) recently visited the ICAC for a seminar on “Enhancing Board Oversight: INEDs’ Role in Anti-Corruption and Ethical Governance”. ICAC representatives shared key insights on:   

• International recognition — International ranking continues to affirm Hong Kong’s position as one of the world’s cleanest business environments, reinforcing investor confidence and strengthening the city’s reputation as a leading international financial hub.   

• Practical support for directors and professionals — The ICAC reinforced the importance of ethical leadership and introduced dedicated resources and advisory services, equipping members with tools to enhance ethical governance.   

The members engaged in a fruitful and lively exchange of views with the ICAC representatives, and the visit concluded with a guided tour of the ICAC Exhibition Hall and Café 1974.