Hong Kong stocks are headed for a second weekly loss with the Hang Seng Index struggling at a 13-year low. Traders await economic data as the Chinese Communist Party concludes its Congress on Saturday ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Sevens: food to be sold in stadium after all, but no BYO and fans must show RAT for entry
With two weeks to go, the tournament has won permission to serve food, but fans may not bring their own and must now show a negative rapid antigen test on arrival each day. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong to let Covid-hit participants of banking summit leave on own flights: official
Foreign participants at a high-profile financial summit in Hong Kong next month would be able to skip isolation and leave via "appropriate flight arrangements" if they catch Covid, a top health ... ( read original story ...)
Not like China: Hong Kong reportedly wants to legalize crypto trading
Hong Kong is taking action to restore its status as a global cryptocurrency hub by launching several legal initiatives related to the crypto industry. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Stocks and Japanese Yen Hit Crisis-Era Levels
Meanwhile, a conference in Hong Kong featuring the city's leader, who is sanctioned by the U.S. but due to appear alongside U.S. investment bankers, offers a bad look. ( read original story ...)
Hunt for investment in Middle East: Hong Kong finance chief to lead delegation to Bahrain and Saudi Arabia as part of policy push
Choice of region deliberate given US-China geopolitical rivalry and sanctions on officials Paul Chan's visit sparks speculation on whether Hong Kong government will be involved in Saudi Arabia's ... ( read original story ...)
Asia Earnings Week Ahead: HSBC, Samsung, SK Hynix, Canon, BYD
Foreign exchange will be in focus across several of Asia’s key earnings reports next week, as investors look to assess the impact of a strong dollar amid increasing expectation that the Federal ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong property market, let down by John Lee’s policy address, looks to finance chief for easing policies next year
Analysts see the February 2023 budget speech as the next chance for supportive policies, as they doubt a tax-refund incentive announced by Chief Executive John Lee will revive demand. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong audit regulator is working with Ministry of Finance on ways to fast track access to mainland audit papers
Hong Kong's audit regulator received papers last month after making requests to mainland authorities in September last year Chairman of the Accounting and Financial Reporting Council said current ... ( read original story ...)
HKEX mulls looser tech listing rules to revive IPO market
Faltering profits and competition from Singapore have pushed the bourse to tailor bespoke rules for non-profitable tech companies ... ( read original story ...)
HSBC Hong Kong breaks boundaries by repositioning brand image
Moving forward, HSBC will continue to personalise the customer experience by putting more resources into marketing technology and data analytics. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong financial summit 2022
Organised by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the Global Financial Leaders’ Forum on November 1 to 3 will be attended by 30 chief executives of global banks and funds, including Blackstone, Goldman ... ( read original story ...)
Qualifications for share of HK$30 billion Hong Kong investment pot outlined by finance chief
Candidates for the cash will be evaluated in areas such as capital investment, job creation, investment returns and strategic importance to city Time to break free of 'traditional thinking' and ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong leader sets target for family offices, lends support for IPO reform, green finance to fend off challenge from Singapore
Chief Executive John Lee unveiled a wide range of measures to strengthen the city’s role as an international finance centre, after Singapore usurped Hong Kong in a global ranking published last month. ( read original story ...)