Category: BUSINESS

Hong Kong virtual asset licensing 2026 will impose new rules on dealing, custody, and advisory services, reshaping compliance for VASPs.

As competition for skilled professionals intensifies, Hong Kong is sharpening its edge through targeted policy and practical support.

Discover why New York, London, and Hong Kong lead the Global Financial Centres Index as the top financial hubs worldwide.

MTR Corporation chief executive Jeny Yeung says running public transit systems and developing the land around stations makes it easier to be sustainable.

StepFun is considering an initial public offering in Hong Kong that may raise about $500 million, people familiar with the matter said, as companies tap investor demand for the Chinese boom in ...

The good news is thanks largely to an asset market boom and the government’s austerity measures Read more at The Business Times.

HKTDC start-up development programme backs early-stage ventures with international ambitions, following a 2025 cohort led by healthtech, AI and green innovation ...

The 2026–2027 budget reflects Hong Kong's ongoing commitment to fostering innovation, attracting global investment, and maintaining a robust and diversified financial ecosystem.

InvestHK backs firm’s efforts to optimise energy use in city’s buildings, infrastructure and transport as part of its low-carbon transition.

The HK$4.1 trillion fund works as a backstop for the city’s currency peg to the US dollar Read more at The Business Times.

Private home prices in Hong Kong rose 0.5 per cent in January, the eighth consecutive month of increase, strengthening signs of a housing recovery as analysts forecast prices to jump at least 10 per ...

Europe's largest bank beat earnings expectations Wednesday despite impairment losses related to Hong Kong's commercial property sector and its investment in China's Bank of Communications, as the bank ...

Hong Kong has set March as the target month for approving its first stablecoin issuer licences, even as it prepares a broader legislative push to tighten oversight across the digital asset sector.

[HONG KONG] Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan has forecast the economy to grow 2.5 to 3.5 per cent in 2026, signalling confidence in the city’s momentum after it staged a powerful comeback last ...