Potential homebuyers wearing protective face masks look at a scale model of Home Ownership Scheme flats in Lok Fu, Hong Kong, amid the novel coronavirus epidemic. Photo: Winson Wong Potential homebuyers wearing protective face masks look at a scale model of Home Ownership Scheme flats in Lok Fu, Hong Kong, amid the novel coronavirus epidemic. Photo: Winson Wong
Potential homebuyers wearing protective face masks look at a scale model of Home Ownership Scheme flats in Lok Fu, Hong Kong, amid the novel coronavirus epidemic. Photo: Winson Wong
Ruby Hon Yuen-ping
Opinion

Opinion

Concrete Analysis by Ruby Hon Yuen-ping

Estate agents should adopt full disclosure to avoid conflict of interests in property transactions

  • Industry’s code of ethics requires full disclosure of personal or pecuniary interests to clients before any transaction
  • Non-compliance will result in disciplinary action, including suspension of licence

Ruby Hon Yuen-ping
Ruby Hon Yuen-ping

Updated: 7:16pm, 17 Mar, 2020

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Potential homebuyers wearing protective face masks look at a scale model of Home Ownership Scheme flats in Lok Fu, Hong Kong, amid the novel coronavirus epidemic. Photo: Winson Wong Potential homebuyers wearing protective face masks look at a scale model of Home Ownership Scheme flats in Lok Fu, Hong Kong, amid the novel coronavirus epidemic. Photo: Winson Wong
Potential homebuyers wearing protective face masks look at a scale model of Home Ownership Scheme flats in Lok Fu, Hong Kong, amid the novel coronavirus epidemic. Photo: Winson Wong
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Ruby Hon Yuen-ping

Ruby Hon Yuen-ping

Ruby Hon Yuen-ping is chief executive officer of Estate Agents Authority