Category: FINANCE

Financial Secretary Paul Chan will be present for signing of agreement outlining cooperation in ‘multiple layers and fields’, sources say.

CaoCao, operator of mainland’s second-largest ride-hailing platform, seeks to raise nearly US$237 million with Hong Kong IPO.

Chinese ride-hailing platform CaoCao is looking to raise as much as US$253.3 million via an initial public offering in Hong Kong, adding to the growing number of companies lining up to list in the ...

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Global capital flows have confirmed that international investors' confidence in Hong Kong's financial market is further strengthening, Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po stated in an online ...

The listing plan's registration by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) officially clears the way for SICC to sell shares into one of the hottest Hong Kong IPO markets in years. It plans ...

Hong Kong’s initial public offering (IPO) market is seeing a strong rebound after years of decline, with proceeds in the first five months of 2025 exceeding HK$77 billion (US$9.8 billion), a 709% ...

Thai company, incorporated in Singapore, clears major regulatory hurdle with publication of its Post Hearing Information Pack.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan is confident that the ‘open model’ can help the city become a cryptocurrency hub as licensing nears.

AsianFin -- SwitchBot, a fast-growing Chinese smart home and embodied AI robotics company, has officially filed for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, positioning itself as the world's first ...

China’s retail sales growth in May exceeded expectations, but industrial output and fixed-asset investment fell short.

Although their country is in the midst of a tech boom, last year they raised just $20bn in IPO s at home and abroad. Only twice in the past two decades have public share sales yielded so little.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan is confident that the ‘open model’ can help the city become a cryptocurrency hub as licensing nears.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan said on Sunday that digital finance is among the areas Hong Kong can develop in the long run, adding that the ...