Six-year tenture saw the former head of KPMG in mainland China casting the regulatory spotlight firmly on corporate fraud, insider dealing, poor new listings and other white collar crime Outgoing Securities and Futures Commission chairman Carlson Tong Ka-shing says he's proud of what he has achieved in his six years at the helm of Hong Kong's stock-trading watchdog. His main achievements in that time, he says, have been cracking down on so-called "con stocks, dolling out nearly HK$4 billion in fines, and awarding compensation worth millions of dollars to hard-done-by investors.
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