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Month: April 2022

Posted on 25/04/2022

HK singer Eason Chan in panic mode after seeing ‘only’ RM21.7m left in his bank account

Hong Kong-born singer and actor Eason Chan has gone into panic mode after realising his bank account balance has shrunk to a mere US$5 million (RM21.7 million). The multi-Golden Melody Awards winner ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

WeLab Bank is Hong Kong’s 1st Virtual Bank to offer Digital Wealth Advisory Solutions

WeLab Bank (or "the Bank"), the virtual bank dedicated to curating intelligent banking experience, has become the first virtual bank in Hong Kong licensed to offer digital wealth advisory services. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

Hong Kong eases foreigner ban, but quarantine, testing measures remain

Hong Kong will allow non-resident visitors to enter the city for the first time in more than two years since the coronavirus pandemic began. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

Babel Finance Names Yang Song Head of Treasury as Crypto Lending Business Grows

three years in Commerzbank’s Frankfurt HQ managing EUR – the biggest risk and exposure for the bank – and most recently five years at the bank’s Hong Kong branch building up its CNH (offshore RMB) and ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

Stocks sink in Hong Kong, mainland China as Covid spreads to Beijing with district lockdown adding to cracks in economy

Stocks sink in Hong Kong and mainland China as Covid-19 outbreak hits some areas in Beijing, prompting lockdown and mass testing order. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

Business leader calls for easing of more travel curbs

The president of the Chinese Manufacturers' Association, Allen Shi, on Monday urged the government to further ease travel curbs for people arriving ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

Hong Kong social scientist from pollster group Pori flees city, citing threats from ‘powerful bodies’ and fear of ‘moving red lines’

Social scientist Chung Kim-wah, who was last year questioned by police over his group’s involvement with an unofficial opposition primary, says there is ‘no room for sincere words’ in home city. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

Hong Kong’s economy improves in Q2 as COVID-19 infections drop

Hong Kong’s economy is showing steady improvement in the second quarter as the fifth wave of COVID-19 infections is gradually put under control, said Paul Chan, financial secretary of the Hong Kong ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

HSBC, Standard Chartered seen reporting earnings setback on Covid, Ukraine war fallout. Can they surprise the market?

HSBC and Standard Chartered will report their first quarter results this week. Investors are keen to see the impact on profitability from Covid-19 curbs and the Ukraine war. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

What about us? Hong Kong’s non-Covid patients want public hospitals to allow regular check-ups again

People with chronic conditions have been missing check-ups as hospitals switched to focusing on Covid-19 patients. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

2 Years Later: Hong Kong Will Reopen To Foreign Passengers

Hong Kong is opening its borders to non-residents from May 1 but is seven days in quarantine still a bridge too far? ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

Hong Kong, mainland markets down sharply

Hong Kong stocks opened on Monday morning sharply lower, in line with a sell-off across Asia and following a painful end to last week for Wall ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

Hong Kong is temporarily without a chief secretary – here’s why it matters

While Beijing holds off filling the spot vacated by John Lee, Carrie Lam has played down the delay by saying the government can manage But the role is important, with most former chief secretaries ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 25/04/2022

Hong Kong will allow non-residents to fly in again May 1

Non-residents who are vaccinated and have a negative COVID test will be allowed to fly into Hong Kong again starting May 1. ( read original story ...)

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