
Des Voeux Chambers
Hong Kong
Arbitrators

Patrick Siu
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Career
Patrick has a predominantly civil practice and has been involved in such high-profile commercial cases as the Shanshui, Convoy and Hsin Chong litigations. He regularly acts for liquidators and trustees in insolvency and bankruptcy matters, and he has been involved in large-scale disputes relating to the bankruptcies of Lee Siu Fung, James Ting and David Ho.
Patrick is experienced in regulatory matters, particularly securities and competition disputes. He has represented directors and listed companies in hearings before the Securities and Futures Commission and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, as well as in court proceedings. He represents two defendants in a Competition Tribunal enforcement action in relation to an alleged air conditioning works cartel.
Being a fellow of both the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and Hong Kong Institute of Arbitrators, Patrick has a growing practice in international arbitration and has been included in the list of arbitrators of HKIAC and the Shanghai Arbitration Commission. He has conducted arbitrations both as arbitrator and counsel. He has a particular specialty in financial dispute arbitrations, having been appointed by the Financial Dispute Resolution Centre as arbitrator in cases of various nature.
Before he joined the bar, Patrick was an administrative officer with the Hong Kong Government for four years. Drawing on his civil service experience, he has acted for both the Government and private parties in public law matters. He is also currently sitting on various administrative appeal body and tribunals.
Patrick studied economics at the University of Oxford and graduated with first class honours. He subsequently obtained his PCLL from The Chinese University of Hong Kong with distinction and a postgraduate diploma in EU competition law from King’s College London.
Languages
English, Cantonese, Putonghua