Conpak Attends the Allinial Global APAC Regional Conference in Danang, Vietnam, Joining Over 100 Industry Leaders to Exchange Insights on Cross-Border Business and Tax Planning
As a member firm of Allinial Global, the world's second-largest accounting association, Conpak directors Mr Sun Man-shing Simon and Ms Yim Kwan-yin Hazel attended the Allinial Global APAC Regional Conference held in Danang, Vietnam, from 9 to 12 August 2026. The conference brought together over 100 industry leaders and professionals from across the globe, including Australia, France, India, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, the United Kingdom and the United States, to exchange insights on international tax trends, cross-border investment structures, digital transformation and other developments shaping the global business environment.
Rooted in Hong Kong, Connected to the World
Conpak firmly believes that in an era where globalisation and regional economic integration continue to evolve side by side, Hong Kong, leveraging its unique institutional advantages and internationally recognised professional services ecosystem, continues to serve as a strategic hub for multinational enterprises expanding across the Asia-Pacific region and a vital gateway to global markets.
With 28 years of professional experience in Hong Kong, Conpak has built extensive expertise in tax planning and business advisory services. Through Allinial Global's international network, Conpak is connected to over 48,000 professionals from 272 member firms across 113 countries. The Regional Conference further strengthened Conpak's ties with member firms across different jurisdictions, laying a solid foundation for deeper global collaboration in the future. Looking ahead, Conpak will continue to leverage its international network to deliver professional, trusted and efficient services, supporting businesses in navigating the complexities of an ever-changing global market, ensuring compliance, seizing international opportunities and achieving sustainable cross-border growth.
