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ARTICLE · 24 MAY 2014

Teresa Cheng, HKIAC: international arbitration: Q&A

The new Chair of the HKIAC aims to develop Hong Kong's position as an eminent arbitration and dispute resolution centre.

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Teresa Cheng, HKIAC chair

We speak with Teresa Cheng GBS SC JP who has replaced Huen Wong as Chair of the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC).

  1. What are the key challenges facing you as chair of the HKIAC?

The HKIAC is a homegrown arbitral institution, an icon for arbitration in Hong Kong, and will reach its 30th anniversary next year. As the chair, my main role is to work with the HKIAC Executive committee under the supervision of the HKIAC Council to develop Hong Kong's position as an eminent arbitration and dispute resolution centre.

They say that challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful. My challenge is ensuring that my role is fulfilled through the capitalisation of soft power as well as the consolidation of the vast experience in arbitration in Hong Kong – and then connecting that with the future development of arbitration and dispute resolution internationally.

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