李 香慧 教授

1. Advancing Digital Economy and Financial Inclusion through Central Bank Digital Currencies: A Comprehensive Analysis of Policies and Legal Implications through e-CNY and eNaira, African Journal of International and Comparative Law, Vol. 25 (forthcoming, 2025).
2. Digitalization and Tokenization of Money: Exploring Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) Theories and Retail CBDC Developments in China and Beyond, Banking and Finance Law Review (forthcoming, 2025).
3. ‘The Cooperation Mechanism and Legal Harmonisation: Analysing the Past, Present and Future of Mutual Recognition and Assistance in Insolvency Proceedings Across Mainland China and Hong Kong, with Insights from EU Insolvency Regulations’, Journal of Corporate Law Studies, Vol. 22(2), pp. 971-1015 (26 May 2023 published online; 21 June 2023 print publication)
4. ‘Technology-Driven Solutions to Banks’ De-risking Practices in Hong Kong: FinTech and Blockchain-based Smart Contracts for Financial Inclusion’, Common Law World Review, Vol. 51(1-2), pp. 83-108 (May 2022 published online)
5. ‘Digital Financial Inclusion: Observations and Insights from Hong Kong’s Virtual Banks’, Law and Contemporary Problems, Vol. 84, pp. 95-113 (March 2021)
6. ‘Judicial Diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific: Theory and Evidence from the Singapore-Initiated Transnational Judicial Insolvency Network’, Journal of Corporate Law Studies, 20(2), pp. 389-420 (9 January 2020 published online; September 2020 print publication) [with Eric C. Ip]
7. ‘Equity Crowdfunding in Hong Kong: Potential, Challenges, and Investor Protection’, Journal of Corporate Law Studies, Vol. 19(2), pp. 277-302 (July 2018 published online; August 2019 print publication)
8. ‘Financial Inclusion: A Challenge to the New Paradigm of Financial Technology, Regulatory Technology and Anti-Money Laundering Law’, (UK) Journal of Business Law, 2017 Issue 6, pp. 473-498 (August 2017).
9. ‘Problems of Judicial Recognition and Enforcement in Cross-Border Insolvency Matters between Hong Kong and Mainland China’, American Journal of Comparative Law, Vol. 63(2), pp. 439-465 (August 2015)
10. ‘Shadow Banking System in China after the Global Financial Crisis: Why Shadow Banks Can Distort the Capital Market Order’, Peking University Law Journal, Vol. 3(2), pp. 361-384 (2015)
11. ‘Will the FIFA Bribery Scandal Spur Money Laundering Law Reform in Hong Kong? Comparing Hong Kong’s Anti-Money Laundering Regime with Financial Action Task Force Recommendations’, Peking University Law Journal, Vol. 4(1), pp. 143-176 (2016)
12. ‘The Shadow Banking System—Why It Will Hamper the Effectiveness of Basel III’, Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation (JIBLR), Vol. 30(7), pp. 373-381 (July 2015) (invited submission)
13. ‘Comparing Hong Kong and Chinese Insolvency Laws and Their Cross-Border Complexities’, The Journal of Comparative Law, Vol. 9(2), pp. 259-280 (March 2015)
14. ‘The Soft Law Nature of Basel III and International Financial Regulations’, Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation, Vol. 29(10), pp. 603-612 (August 2014) (invited submission)
15. ‘Basel III and Its New Capital Requirements, as Distinguished from Basel II’, The Banking Law Journal, Vol. 131(1), pp. 27-69 (January 2014)
16. ‘Basel III: Post-Financial Crisis International Financial Regulatory Reform’, Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation, Vol. 28(11), pp. 433-447 (2013)
17. ‘Investor Protection in Lehman Brothers’ Insolvency Litigation’, The Journal of Comparative Law, Vol. 7(2), pp. 284-306 (August 2013)
18. ‘The Reorganization Process under China’s Corporate Bankruptcy System’, The International Lawyer, Vol. 45(4), pp. 939-974 (Winter 2011)
19. ‘China’s New Enterprise Bankruptcy Law—A Great Leap Forward, but Just How Far’, International Insolvency Review, Vol. 19(2), pp. 145-177 (2010). [with Karen Ho]
20. ‘Legal Pluralism, Institutionalism and Judicial Recognition of Hong Kong-China Cross-Border Insolvency Judgments’, Hong Kong Law Journal, Vol. 45(1), pp. 331-350 (May 2015)
21. ‘Remuneration of Provisional Liquidators and Liquidators under the Official Receiver’s Contracting-Out Schemes’, Hong Kong Law Journal, Vol. 39(1), pp. 65-94 (2009)
22. ‘Securities & Futures Commission v China Metal Recycling (Holdings) Limited: Regional Conflict of Laws, Judicial Recognition and Hong Kong-China Cross-Border Insolvencies’, in Annual Review of Insolvency Law 2014, Janis P. Sarra & Justice Barbara Romaine (ed.) (Carswell, February 2015), pp. 599-623 (invited submission)
23. ‘Taiwan’s Recent Business Law Development—Financial Holding Companies and the Financial Holding Company Act in Taiwan; US Model, Compared’, in A Guide to Business Law in Asia, Pitman B. Potter & Ljiljana Biuković (ed.) (LexisNexis Canada, 2008), pp. 345-404 (invited submission)

“Securities & Futures Commission v China Metal Recycling (Holdings) Limited: Regional Conflict of Laws, Judicial Recognition and Hong Kong-China Cross-Border Insolvencies”, in Annual Review of Insolvency Law 2014, Janis P. Sarra & Justice Barbara Romaine (ed.) (Carswell, February 2015), pp. 599-623 (invited submission)

“Taiwan’s Recent Business Law Development—Financial Holding Companies and the Financial Holding Company Act in Taiwan; US Model, Compared”, in A Guide to Business Law in Asia, Pitman B. Potter & Ljiljana Biuković (ed.) (LexisNexis Canada, 2008), pp. 345-404 (invited submission)