✔ 最佳答案
No if the laws of the place of incorporation of the non-Hong Kong companies do not have these requirements.
If they have places of business in Hong Kong, they must follow Part XI of Hong Kong Companies Ordinance and register themselves as non-Hong Kong companies.
However, if the non-Hong Kong companies want to be listed in Hong Kong, they must follow the listing rules and securities ordinance of Hong Kong.
In that case, the remuneration of directors and loans to officers have to be disclosed on public documents.
The disclosure requirements are clauses of Hong Kong Companies Ordinance that governs only those companies incorporated in Hong Kong.
http://www.cr.gov.hk/en/publications/docs/14-e.pdf
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2010-11-13 22:31:11 補充:
The disclosure requirements are clauses of Hong Kong Companies Ordinance that governs only those companies incorporated in Hong Kong (except Part XI of Hong Kong Companies Ordinance).
http://www.cr.gov.hk/en/publications/docs/14-e.pdf
2010-11-14 21:48:05 補充:
Question: Let say company incorporated in British Virgin Islands?
Answer: British Virgin Islands do not have such disclosure requirements.
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