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Ronick Chan Chun-ying

(陳振英)

Ronick Chan Chun-ying
陳振英
The latest news and top stories on Ronick Chan Chun-ying, a Hong Kong lawmaker representing the finance sector. He previously served as a board secretary for Bank of China (Hong Kong) and held senior roles at Nanyang Commercial Bank.
Hong Kong housing authorities have spent HK$34 million on recovery efforts following the Tai Po fire. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Hong Kong authorities spend HK$34 million on Tai Po fire recovery works

Expenditure mainly covers removal of dangerous scaffolding and nets, and support to police and other departments in clearing debris.

Hong Kong politics

Hong Kong government will work with Legco to craft 5-year plan, John Lee says

Hong Kong budget 2026-27

Budget reveal: government turns matchmaker with stronger hand in shaping economy

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Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong budget 2026-27: ‘sweeteners’ for grass roots or the middle class?

Debate grows in the wake of finance chief’s projection that city will achieve early operating account surplus after three-year deficit.

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People at a pedestrian crossing in Central. How will the coming budget benefit ordinary Hongkongers? Photo: Karma Lo
Legislative Council election 2025

Exclusive | Several Hong Kong lawmakers omit unpaid directorships in Legco declarations

Legco House Committee chairman Ronick Chan calls on lawmakers to be more rigorous and register all directorships to avoid controversy.

Legislative Council election 2025

Exclusive | 3 new Hong Kong lawmakers fail to declare company shareholdings

Newcomers blame omissions on heavy workloads or misunderstandings.

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Legislative Council election 2025

Hong Kong lawmaker Duncan Chiu leads Legco affluence list with 54 properties

Five of Hong Kong’s new lawmakers own more than 10 properties, while nine have overseas holdings.

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Duncan Chiu speaks during the first meeting of the eighth Legislative Council on January 14. Photo: Karma Lo
Hong Kong economy

‘One of a kind’: tributes pour in for David Webb, Hong Kong’s ‘voice of integrity’

Financial and civic leaders remember former activist investor, hailed for his fearless pursuit of corporate transparency and accountability.

Hong Kong politics

Hong Kong Legco president sets up group of coordinators to improve efficiency

Starry Lee says 12-member group will have fellow lawmakers Ronick Chan and Stanley Ng as ‘chief coordinators’.

Hong Kong politics

Editorial | Hong Kong’s new Legislative Council president must strike the right balance

In her new role, Starry Lee needs to lead the council in cooperating with the government while representing the voice of the public.

Starry Lee (right) receives applause at a special forum at the Legislative Council complex on January 8 ahead of the election of the president of the council. Photo: Karma Lo
Hong Kong politics

Starry Lee wins Hong Kong Legco presidency after 5-vote margin over Ronick Chan

Beijing’s top office overseeing city affairs hails selection of Legco president as a success of ‘patriots ruling Hong Kong’ principle.

Starry Lee (left) and Ronick Chan. Photo: Karma Lo
Legislative Council election 2025

Tight race for Hong Kong’s Legco presidency as parties allow free vote

Lawmakers to choose between Starry Lee and Ronick Chan as divided support and free voting set the stage for a closely fought contest on Thursday.

Hong Kong politics

Opinion | Starry Lee or Ronick Chan? Lawmakers’ choice will reveal their priorities

How legislators vote will show how they see their roles and whether they prioritise national and city interests above personal political gain.

Hong Kong politics

Veteran Hong Kong lawmakers Starry Lee, Ronick Chan to vie for Legco presidency

Lee and Chan are running to succeed Andrew Leung as Legco president, with a vote on January 8.

Starry Lee (left) and Ronick Chan at the Legco oath-taking this week. Photo: Elson Li
Hong Kong politics

‘Be public representatives,’ John Lee tells Hong Kong lawmakers at oath-taking

John Lee, first city leader to speak at Legco oath-taking ceremony, urges lawmakers to proactively advise government and provide effective solutions.

Chief Executive John Lee has warned newly elected lawmakers against “soft resistance” and acts that stir conflicts. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Nina Wang trust donates HK$100 million to fire victims, surpassing Li Ka-shing

The sum exceeds HK$80 million donated by Li Ka Shing Foundation, which made its contribution a day after last month’s deadly blaze in Tai Po.

Hong Kong politics

Elected and outgoing Hong Kong lawmakers meet media in show of solidarity

Outgoing Legco president Andrew Leung calls on veteran and new legislators to communicate with one another, serve residents in wake of Tai Po fire.

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Hong Kong politics

Exclusive | 30% of 161 Hong Kong Legco election candidates linked to mainland Chinese firms

Higher proportion marks significant increase from 2021 poll and reflects growing prominence of mainland capital in Hong Kong’s economy.

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The Legco chamber in Admiralty. Photo: Edmond So
Hong Kong politics

Hong Kong lawmakers gave nod to all government funding requests in 4-year term

Finance Committee chairman defends lawmakers’ role in scrutinising 261 projects worth nearly HK$700 billion.

Hong Kong politics

Is Hong Kong’s legislature becoming too timid, too tame? A year in review

Legislative Council has approved 117 bills since January 1, 2022, but has efficiency come at the expense of some scrutiny?

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Hong Kong environmental issues

Hong Kong to look at mosquito-eat-mosquito strategy to tackle chikungunya fever

Hong Kong has recorded six imported cases since August 2, with a 31-year-old man who returned from Foshan the latest patient.

Workers pour insecticide in a drain at a Hong Kong estate where a woman infected with chikungunya fever lives. Photo: Edmond So
Crime in Hong Kong

Lawmakers warn SIM card limits won’t stem tide of phone scams in Hong Kong

Lawmaker Peter Shiu calls for tightening proposed measures by limiting number of service providers people can register SIM cards with.

A SIM card store on Apliu Street in Sham Shum Po. Photo: Sun Yeung
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