Ms. Emma Davies was educated in England and has practiced law in England, Hong Kong and Shanghai. She advises international clients on M&A and joint ventures in Asia, with particular focus on mainland China. She headed up the Shanghai office’s corporate practice from 2002-2012 and is the current head of its Healthcare and Life Sciences Group in Asia. Ms. Emma Davies also founded the China competition practice of Clifford Chance and continues to advise clients on the firm’s more contentious merger clearances in the market.

The Hon. Mrs. Justice Audrey Campbell-Moffat is a Judge of the Court of First Instance, in the High Court of Hong Kong. Prior to her appointment to the Bench in May of this year, she practiced at the UK Bar for 13 years and thereafter at the HK Bar for over 15 years as a criminal practitioner specializing in commercial crime. She was an editor of Archbold Criminal Pleadings and Practice, a book on Tort Law in Hong Kong and the author of the Magistrate’s Courts Manual for practitioners.

She was a founding member of the Hong Kong Advocacy Training Council, and of the International Advocacy Training Council of which she was the treasurer. She has been teaching advocacy for over 15 years and is involved in introducing advocacy training to new jurisdictions as well as training new trainers. She has taught in many different jurisdictions including England, Malaysia, Singapore, Fiji and South Africa.

Ms. Anna Wu is a lawyer admitted to the Law Society’s Roll of Honour and previously practised intellectual  property  law.  She is the current and founding chair of the Competition Commission. She stepped down as  a  member  of  the  Executive  Council  on  1  July  2017  having  served  since  January  2009.  She  was  a  member  of  the  Legislative  Council  and initiated  the  Equal  Opportunities  Bill,  the  first  private  member’s  bill  covering a whole area of policy. She previously chaired the Mandatory Provident  Fund  Schemes  Authority,  the  Equal  Opportunities  Commission,  the  Consumer  Council  and  the  Operations  Review Committee  of  the  Independent  Commission  Against  Corruption.  Ms.  Wu  was  also  a  member  of  the  Law  Reform  Commission  and  the Hospital  Authority  and  a  Director  of  the  Hong  Kong  Mortgage  Corporation Limited and the Securities and Futures Commission. She is an  honorary  fellow  and  honorary  professor  of  the  University  of  Hong  Kong and has recently joined its Law and Technology Centre. She is also a global advisor of the University of California, Los Angeles.