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Women in Business Law Awards: Judging Panel - Vimarsana News

Women in Business Law Awards: Judging Panel

Meet the members of the Women in Business Law Awards judging panel for 2024

How these female leaders are mapping a journey towards future-proof generations - Vimarsana News

How these female leaders are mapping a journey towards future-proof generations

These three female founders, Jennifer Yu Cheng, Fiona Nott and Sarah Chen Spellings explain why they are investing in the next generation.

The Women's Foundation Partnership - University STEM Degrees in Hong Kong - Vimarsana News

The Women's Foundation Partnership - University STEM Degrees in Hong Kong

The Women’s Foundation Join Forces to Empower Disadvantaged Girls Pursuing University STEM Degrees in Hong Kong

Women in Business Law Awards: inaugural Global Awards - Vimarsana News

Women in Business Law Awards: inaugural Global Awards

The Women in Business law Awards will host its inaugural Global Awards ceremony in 2022!

Coronavirus exposes cracks in Hongkongers' retirement planning as health care costs and weak savings dominate worries, EIU survey finds - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus exposes cracks in Hongkongers' retirement planning as health care costs and weak savings dominate worries, EIU survey finds

The Covid-19 pandemic has left most working adults in Hongkong fearing for their financial position and readiness for retirement, according to a survey by the Economist Intelligence Unit commissioned by HSBC Life Insurance. Some 98 per cent of Hongkongers expressed worries about ageing in the city, with medical and health care costs, insufficient savings and income security dominating their top concerns. Less than a quarter of them expect to have to spend 20 years or more in retirement. Among this group, only 16 per cent have made plans for more than 20 years of life without a salary. The ann...