New Hong Kong bishop signals need for political reform drive

The comment was made by Hong Kong’s new bishop, Michael Yeung Ming-cheung ... former leader Donald Tsang Yam-kuen and his wife Selina Tsang Pou Siu-mei, finance minister Paul Chan Mo-po, labour minister Law Chi-kwong and food and health chief Sophia ... ( read original story ...)

Waterloo Station: £800m revamp begins with signal failure

First Group and Hong Kong-based MTR will take over the South West Trains franchise from Stagecoach on 20 August. The Waterloo work will culminate over the August bank holiday weekend, when it will be one of a number of large projects being carried out. ( read original story ...)

How drug syndicates laundered $44 million through CBA

The AFP pressured the bank to escalate their request for documents "to the highest priority at CBA" noting $21 million had been laundered by the syndicate and five people arrested, including three in Hong Kong. The bank agreed to close the accounts ... ( read original story ...)

Water Aid Ghana inaugurates project at Abokyikrom

He said more than 150,000 people have been able to access safe water whilst 90,000 others have access to sanitation facilities through the Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation Water Programme implemented in five district including the Birim North and ... ( read original story ...)

TasWeekend: In step and on the same page

The couple’s love of Asian furniture speaks to their various trips through Brunei, Singapore, Vietnam, Macau, Indonesia, The Philippines and, for Chris, years spent working in newspapers and banking in Hong Kong. Somewhere along the way, Lucinda became a ... ( read original story ...)

BOC Hong Kong Holdings Ltd (BNKHF) TEMA Picking up Steam

TEMA can also be used as a momentum indicator. This is a momentum indicator that is the inverse of the Fast Stochastic Oscillator. The benefit of the Schaff Trend Cycle is that it is meant to be quicker than the standard macd and stochastic signals. ( read original story ...)

CBA heads to court over money laundering allegations

AUSTRAC alleges in this case that by April 2015 the bank had identified "repeated, suspicious and connected" patterns of deposits but still permitted the transfer of money to accounts in Hong Kong. Anti-money laundering laws in Australia require the ... ( read original story ...)