Category: FINANCE

Hong Kong strengthens its digital asset hub status as AMINA gains approval for regulated crypto trading and custody.

Thailand’s top crypto exchange Bitkub is exploring a $200 million IPO in Hong Kong for 2026 amid slumping Thai markets.

Thai cryptocurrency exchange Bitkub is weighing an initial public offering in Hong Kong, according to people familiar with the discussions, a move that could strengthen the city’s push to position ...

Bitkub, Thailand’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, is considering an initial public offering (IPO) abroad amid a downturn in the local stock market. Bitkub is planning to raise $200 million as part ...

Thailand-based digital assets exchange Bitkub is mulling an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg. The exchange may look to raise roughly $200 ...

By Kane Wu and Scott Murdoch HONG KONG (Reuters) -JingDong Industrials, a unit of Chinese online retailer JD.com, is planning to launch an initial public offering of up to $500 million in Hong Kong ...

Megabank HSBC has been as much a part of Hong Kong history as Victoria Harbor, high tea at the Peninsula Hotel and martial-arts movies. Founded in 1865 as the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation ...

Superstars Ka Ying Rising, Lucky Sweynesse, Romantic Warrior, and Voyage Bubble will highlight the Nov. 23 preps for the December Hong Kong International Races.

Hong Kong has set a minimum capital requirement of HK$25 million for companies seeking to issue fiat-backed stablecoins in the city. Regulators require issuers to provide a clear and enforceable ...

As 3SBio lines up a Hong Kong spin-off for its hair-loss unit Mandi, the subsidiary is preparing a drug pipeline aimed at acne and obesity.

But Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office did not reveal what was discussed in meeting between Xia Baolong and HSBC chief in Beijing.

[SINGAPORE] Hongkong Land’s : H78 0% underlying profit for the third quarter of its 2025 financial year is 13 per cent lower than the same period the previous year.

Nearly 20 per cent of Hong Kong businesses preferred Saudi Arabia for supply chain diversification, followed by China at 14 per cent.

China's central bank said on Thursday it will sell 45 billion yuan ($6.33 billion) worth of yuan-denominated bills in Hong Kong on 24.