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張華峰（Christopher Cheung Wah-fung），1952年5月2日在福建晉江出生，在香港成長，曾就讀培僑中學，香港金融服務界人士，恒豐證券創辦人兼董事長，2012年至2021年間代表金融服務界功能界別出任立法會議員，並獲頒銀紫荊星章（SBS）及委任為太平紳士。
他18歲時初次接觸證券業，自上世紀七十年代在證券行由基層做起，1980年創立恒豐證券，成為本地華資證券行之一，其間經歷1982至1984年的恐慌性拋售，以及1987年及1989年的股災，1990年他更與台商在南京合資開設電纜廠。他其後出任恒豐證券集團董事長及行政總裁，擁有逾四十年金融市場及證券行業經驗，長期參與業界事務，曾任香港交易所理事及交易所結算公司董事，並曾任香港證券學會會長；2007年他取得香港城市大學行政人員工商管理碩士學位。他亦曾出任全國政協委員，關注金融市場發展及業界權益。
2012年，他循金融服務界功能界別當選立法會議員，接替詹培忠，2016年成功連任，任內關注證券及期貨市場規管、金融科技及中小型券商的經營環境等議題，屬建制派中代表金融業界的議員。2021年立法會換屆選舉，他競逐連任落敗，議席由李惟宏接任，結束九年的議會工作，其後繼續出任香港及內地上市公司的獨立非執行董事。
English
Christopher Cheung Wah-fung, born on 2 May 1952 in Jinjiang, Fujian and raised in Hong Kong, where he attended Pui Kiu Middle School, is a Hong Kong financial services figure, the founder and chairman of Christfund Securities, who represented the financial services functional constituency in the Legislative Council from 2012 to 2021. He holds the Silver Bauhinia Star and is a Justice of the Peace. He first came into contact with the securities industry at the age of eighteen and entered it in the 1970s, starting at the bottom of a brokerage firm, and in 1980 founded Christfund Securities, one of the local Chinese-owned brokerages; he weathered the panic selling of 1982 to 1984 and the stock market crashes of 1987 and 1989, and in 1990 he also set up a cable factory in Nanjing in a joint venture with Taiwanese businessmen. He went on to head the Christfund Securities Group as chairman and chief executive, with more than forty years of experience in financial markets and the securities industry. He has long taken part in industry affairs, having served as a council member of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong and a director of its clearing company, and as chairman of the Hong Kong Securities Professionals Association; in 2007 he obtained an executive master of business administration degree from the City University of Hong Kong. He has also served as a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, following financial market development and industry interests. In 2012 he succeeded Chim Pui-chung and was elected to the Legislative Council for the financial services functional constituency and was re-elected in 2016, following regulation of the securities and futures markets, financial technology and the operating environment of small and medium-sized brokerages, a pro-establishment lawmaker representing the financial sector. He lost his bid for re-election in the 2021 Legislative Council election, when Lee Wai-hang took the seat, ending nine years of council work, and has since continued to serve as an independent non-executive director of listed companies in Hong Kong and the mainland.
