Organisers
Ethical controversies today and tomorrow
ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) Hong Kong, CFA Institute and the Hong Kong Society of Financial Analysts (HKSFA) are proud to present our inaugural Ethics Film Festival 2018. Themed ‘Ethical controversies today and tomorrow’, the event aims to bring together like-minded professionals to discuss and address ethical issues and challenges in the finance industry. From dark history and present-day reality of big-business tax avoidance, to digital age’s controversial Bitcoin crime; whether you are a CFO or a new joiner to the finance industry, you will enjoy these films and engage in interesting exchanges with other elites in the profession.
The Ethics Film Festival aims to encourage business professionals to navigate their own ethical compass by reflecting on thought-provoking films and participating in active discussions around professional ethics with industry peers. This will provide a strong foundation for any finance professional who is a custodian of trust in an increasingly digital age.
This is part of ACCA’s global campaign to mark the occasion of the fifth Global Ethics Day.
ACCA Hong Kong's first-ever
Ethics Film Festival was successfully concluded with many great feedback from members!
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Programme
Date / time | Tuesday, 16 October, 7pm-9pm |
Thursday, 18 October, 7pm-9pm |
Venue | House 1, Emperor Cinemas @Entertainment Building 3/F Entertainment Building 30 Queen’s Road Central Hong Kong |
House 1, Emperor Cinemas @Entertainment Building 3/F Entertainment Building 30 Queen’s Road Central Hong Kong |
Event | ![]() Banking on Bitcoin Film screening and discussion |
![]() The Price We Pay Film screening and discussion |
CPD hours | 2 units | 2 units |
Tickets | HK$200 (each ticket comes with one FREE popcorn set valued at HK$75) Book now |
HK$200 (each ticket comes with one FREE popcorn set valued at HK$75) Book now |
Film Festival Sponsor

ACCA Singapore Ethics Film Festival 2018
Advocating business ethics in a globalised digital world