David Webb

David Webb, a British-born investor and corporate governance activist who lived in Hong Kong for 35 years, recently passed away at the age of 60 from prostate cancer. He gained prominence for his work promoting market transparency and shareholder rights, often challenging powerful tycoons and financial regulators through his online platform. Webb dedicated himself to exposing shady business dealings and advocating for minority shareholders. He became financially independent at 32, allowing him to focus on managing his investments and monitoring Hong Kong's financial players. His death has sparked tributes acknowledging his significant contributions to Hong Kong's corporate governance landscape and his role as a tenacious watchdog. He is remembered for his dedication to improving transparency and accountability in the Hong Kong market.