AnJie Broad Law Firm Joins HKCNSA as a Corporate Member

On February 17, 2025, AnJie Broad Law Firm (AnJie Broad) officially joined the Hong Kong Cybersecurity Association (HKCNSA) as a corporate member. AnJie Broad is a full-service and multi-disciplinary law firm with extensive local experience, an international perspective, and a global network of legal cooperation. The firm is particularly well-positioned to provide more convenient and cost-effective global legal protection for Chinese companies implementing the "Going Global" strategy.

Mr. David Ip, Founding Chairman of HKCNSA (right), presented the corporate membership certificate to Mr. Andy See (far left), Partner of AnJie Broad、 Ms. Catherine Guo, Head of Shenzhen Office (second from left)

AnJie Broad has substantial experience and a distinguished track record in various legal service areas, including competition/antitrust law, insurance and reinsurance, domestic and cross-border mergers & acquisitions, overseas investment, securities and capital markets, private equity and venture capital, technology media and telecommunications (TMT), digital economy and artificial intelligence, intellectual property, banking and finance, as well as dispute resolution (litigation and arbitration). The firm is committed to delivering the highest quality legal solutions to its clients.

Mr. David Ip, Founding Chairman of HKCNSA, extended a warm welcome to AnJie Broad, stating: "We sincerely welcome AnJie Broad as a new member of HKCNSA. We believe that the firm's membership will enhance the association's capabilities by bringing in professional legal services, further enriching our service ecosystem."

(From left to right) Mr. Andy See, Partner of AnJie Broad、 Ms. Catherine Guo, Head of Shenzhen Office and Mr. David Ip, Founding Chairman of HKCNSA

Moving forward, HKCNSA and AnJie Broad will collaborate to promote the development of industry standards in the field of cybersecurity, foster the healthy and orderly growth of the cybersecurity industry in both Mainland China and Hong Kong, and jointly contribute to safeguarding cybersecurity in the era of the digital economy.