Hong Kong Leveraged Forex Trading Arbitration Committee Changes Leadership, Dr. Chen Shaoping Appointed Chairman for a Three-Year Term.

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17:23 15/07/2026
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The Financial Secretary of Hong Kong has appointed a new Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Leveraged Foreign Exchange Trading Arbitration Committee, as well as three new members, for a term of three years, from July 17, 2026 to July 16, 2029.
On July 15th, the Hong Kong government announced that the Financial Secretary has appointed a new chairman and vice chairman of the Leveraged Foreign Exchange Arbitration Committee, as well as three new members, for a term of three years from July 17, 2026 to July 16, 2029. A spokesperson from the Hong Kong Treasury and Financial Services Bureau said, "The committee members are all senior professionals from the financial services or legal sectors, and we expect them to support the work of the committee with their professional knowledge and experience. We also thank the outgoing chairman Li Pei Shan, member Fung Kit Ming, and member Leung Pong Yuen for their contributions during their tenure." The committee was established under the Securities and Futures Ordinance (Chapter 571) to arbitrate disputes between corporations and clients engaged in leveraged foreign exchange trading licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission. The new committee members are as follows: Dr. Chan Siu Ping (appointed as chairman) Dr. Wang Lei (appointed as vice chairman) Dr. L Mengyu (appointed as member) Ms. Tse Pui Ki (appointed as member) Mr. Hui Chi To (appointed as member)