The Government announced today (March 27) that the Financial Secretary, under the authority delegated by the Chief Executive, has appointed two new members and reappointed 15 serving members to the panel of the Resolvability Review Tribunal (RRT); and appointed three new members and reappointed 15 serving members to the panel of the Resolution Compensation Tribunal (RCT). All appointments are on a two-year term, from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2028.

     The lists of members of the panels of the RRT and the RCT for the new term are as follows:

RRT
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New appointees

Mr Lam Chi-ki
Dr Lu Mengyu

Reappointed members

Mr Anthony Cheung Chun-yue
Mr Paul Chow Koon-ying
Mr Rix Chung Kwok-fai
Mr Praveen Mohan Daswani
Professor Hui Kai-lung
Dr Jia Hongrui
Mr Gavin Lam Chi-wai
Mr Roy Leung Sze-kit
Ms Janet Li Tze-yan
Mr Mak Kwong-fai
Dr Annie Mok Yuet-ngo
Ms Fion Ng Siu-mui
Mr Tommy So Chung
Ms Peggy Tse Pui-kei
Ms Fonia Wong Yeung-fong

RCT
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New appointees

Mr Michael Li Shun-fai
Mr Jacky Lio Veng-hei
Ms Sally Wan Yuen-wai

Reappointed members

Dr Butt Yiu-yu
Professor Alex Chan Wing-ho
Ms Lorna Chen Xin
Mr Steve Chong Wai-ming
Ms Fang Xin
Ms Candy Fong Wai-ling
Mr Byron Khoo
Ms Sophia Lee Shuk-woon
Ms Orchis Li Tzy-lan
Ms Angie Li Yick-yee
Mr Kevin Liem Chi-kit
Mr Eugene Liu
Mr Wiley Pun Wang-fung
Ms Tiffany Wong Wing-sze
Mr Jackson Woo Ka-biu

     A Government spokesperson said, "The RRT and the RCT strengthen the appellate mechanism under the resolution regime and provide an effective safeguard to ensure that the relevant decisions made by the resolution authorities and independent valuer are reasonable and fair."

     The spokesperson also expressed gratitude to the outgoing members of the two Tribunals.

     The RRT and the RCT are statutory tribunals established under the Financial Institutions (Resolution) Ordinance (Cap. 628) to hear appeals from persons aggrieved by the specified decisions made by the resolution authorities and independent valuer. The Monetary Authority, the Insurance Authority and the Securities and Futures Commission are the resolution authorities under the Ordinance and are vested with a range of powers to effect orderly resolution for maintaining the stability of the financial system of Hong Kong. An independent valuer decides whether any pre-resolution creditor or shareholder is eligible for a payment of compensation.

Ends/Friday, March 27, 2026
Issued at HKT 11:45

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