CRO Chief Risk Officer supports - Whiskey, Law & Web3: Bridging Corporate Risk, Digital Assets and Art Event at Hashkey Exchange
CRO Chief Risk Officer supports - Whiskey, Law & Web3: Bridging Corporate Risk, Digital Assets and Art Event at Hashkey Exchange.
On 14 August, Hong Kong’s legal, family office, Web3 and risk communities gathered at HashKey Exchange for a Whiskey Tasting & Charity Art Exhibition with Legal Insights & Networking.
Co-hosted by Women in Web3 Hong Kong (WiW3HK), HashKey Exchange and the Corporate Counsel Hong Kong Association, with support from the Asia Family Office Foundation and Silverbear Capital, the afternoon brought together traditional corporate leadership, legal innovators, alternative asset managers and the Web3 community.
A highlight was the fireside chat on LegalTech and the digital enterprise with Albert Leung, CEO of eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre. Led by WiW3HK Co-Founder Melizza Anievas and Joshua Chu, Co-Chair of the Hong Kong Web3 Association, the discussion explored the future of dispute resolution and digital integration — topics that sit at the heart of modern risk and compliance leadership.
The evening also featured curated whiskey experiences, including alternative asset insights from Castle Bay Whisky, alongside a physical artwork exhibition and charity auction curated by WiW3HK, with proceeds supporting their nonprofit initiatives.
For risk professionals, gatherings of this nature matter. They create rare space for direct dialogue between corporate counsel, family offices, digital asset platforms and those shaping the regulatory and technological frontier. Effective risk leadership increasingly requires this proximity — understanding not only traditional controls, but the emerging intersections of law, capital and technology.
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