As the Hong Kong International Academy Against Corruption marks its second anniversary, Hong Kong is continuing to strengthen its role as a center for anti-corruption training, knowledge exchange and international cooperation. With expanded engagement across Belt and Road jurisdictions, closer collaboration with multilateral and academic institutions, and tailored programs for both public and private sector stakeholders, Hong Kong is further developing its position as a platform for integrity capacity building and compliance dialogue. This article examines these developments and considers their broader implications for companies, boards and compliance units operating across increasingly interconnected regulatory and enforcement environments.
Hong Kong ICAC Marks Two Years of Global Impact Strengthening International Anti-Corruption Training_20260320_en