Felix K.H. Ng
Felix K.H. Ng is a partner in Haldanes Solicitors & Notaries in Hong Kong, specialising in commercial litigation, complex 'white collar' crimes and financial regulatory work.
His notable experience includes:-
' Defending listed company directors in a high-profile fraud trial and instructing a leading UK Queen's Counsel on stay applications, judicial review & appeal;
' Defending a listed company chairman in the first Securities & Futures Commission (SFC) prosecution in Hong Kong on Price Rigging;
' Handling a multi-jurisdictional corporate civil claim of over HK$300 million involving Hong Kong, Mainland China, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Singapore and the United States;
' Representing a listed company chairman in Mutual Legal Assistance proceedings at the City of Westminster Magistrates' Court in the United Kingdom and in Germany concerning a corporate fraud case;
' Acting for bankers in the Lehman Brothers mini-bonds & structured products investigations.
Given his language abilities and his role as an officer of the International Bar Association (IBA), Felix has advised a broad spectrum of international clients and has strong connections with legal practitioners from all over the world.
Felix is also a frequent speaker at international legal conferences, including:-
' IBA Annual Conference, Boston 2013 - 'Tax Fraud ' Causes & Cures'
' Fundação Rui Cunha, Macau 2013 - "Money Laundering & Corruption in Hong Kong & Macau"
' IBA Annual Conference, Dubai 2011 - "Cross-border Investigations of Corruption"
' 14th Annual Transnational Crime Conference, Amsterdam 2011 - "Immunity in Criminal Cartel Investigations"
' Young Lawyers' Training Course at the Tokyo Bar Association 2010 - "Roundtable Discussion: Young Lawyers after the Global Financial Crisis"
' IBA Annual Conference, Vancouver 2010 - "Tax Offences in Cross-border cases: Evasion or Avoidance?"
' IBA Annual Conference, Madrid 2009 - "Financial Crime and Regulation: Market Abuse & Insider Dealing"
Practice Area
Panel
- International Panel
Membership
- Officer of the International Bar Association
Qualifications
- Admitted in Hong Kong (2004)
- Admitted in England & Wales (2011)
- Admitted in Dubai International Financial Centre (2012)
Education
- College of Law of England & Wales, Master of Laws in International Legal Practice
- Tsinghua University, Bachelor of Chinese Law
- University of Hong Kong, Postgraduate Certificate of Laws
- University of Hong Kong, Bachelor of Laws
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PRACTICE NOTES
Doing business in Hong Kong: 2026 legal guide for UK lawyers on incorporation, tax, employment, immigration, financial markets, virtual assets, compliance, competition, data protection, IP and family offices
March 2026 Introduction
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