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Charltons Named Finalist for Fintech Law Firm of the Year at ALB Awards 2026
Charltons is pleased to announce that the firm has been named a finalist for the Fintech Law Firm of the Year
Charltons Finalist for Transactional Boutique Law Firm of the Year at ALB Hong Kong Law Awards 2026
Charltons has been named as a finalist for Transactional Boutique Law Firm of the Year at the ALB Hong Kong Law Awards 2026
Julia Charlton Finalist for Managing Partner of the Year at ALB Hong Kong Law Awards 2026
Julia Charlton has been finalised for Managing Partner of the Year at the ALB Hong Kong Law Awards 2026
Charltons at the Legalink Asia Pacific Meeting, Perth
Kim Larkin was delighted to represent Charltons at the recent meeting of the Asia Pacific law firm members of Legalink, the international network of independent law firms, held in Perth.
Julia Charlton Speaks at the FCC Hong Kong Club on HKEX’s boldest reform in a decade
The FCC hosted a high-level panel on Hong Kong’s capital markets revival and HKEX’s most significant listing reforms in a decade
Charltons Attends Avrio Advocati Spring Conference in Bonn
Kim Larkin was delighted to represent Charltons at the Avrio Advocati Spring Conference, held in Bonn, Germany on 22nd–23rd May 2025.
Julia Charlton to Speak at FCC Hong Kong Club on HKEX Listing Reforms
Julia Charlton will speak at the FCC on 26 May 2026 in a panel on HKEX’s March 2026 consultation paper and proposed listing framework reforms.
Charltons Attends Legalink Spring General Meeting in Budapest
Kim Larkin was delighted to represent Charltons at the Legalink Global Network of Independent Law Firms Spring General Meeting in Budapest hosted for a second time by Budapest member firm Szecskay Attorneys at Law.
Recording of the webinar Sponsor Work Standards for Hong Kong IPOs & HKEX Reforms
This webinar examined the regulatory response to declining quality in Hong Kong IPO applications, the new SFC requirements imposed on sponsors, and the HKEX’s proposed reforms aimed at enhancing market competitiveness.