Category: FINANCE

Moving forward, HSBC will continue to personalise the customer experience by putting more resources into marketing technology and data analytics. ( read original story ...)

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 ...)

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 ...)

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 ...)

The Hang Seng Index hits the lowest level since April 2009 as steep losses in Alibaba and tech peers put the 16,000 mark under pressure. The offshore yuan weakens to 2010-low against the US dollar. ( read original story ...)

Highly coveted banks tend to sell for 1.5 times to 2 times their book value, yet the timing of this deal and uncertainty over federal competition concerns could impact how much a bidder is willing to ... ( read original story ...)

The Greater Bay Area will serve as a launch pad for clients seeking access to the China market, and Hong Kong will always be important, says Abrdn’s Rene Buehlmann. ( read original story ...)

Deputy Financial Secretary Michael Wong says this was why 'light public housing' scheme raised in city leader's policy address a day earlier Finance chief Paul Chan however reassures public that land ... ( read original story ...)

If the stock market is a race track, then Hong Kong wants more horses to bet on, even if they aren't all thoroughbreds. In a move designed ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong is unlikely to make any major changes to Covid-19 restrictions for inbound travellers before a banking summit in November. ( read original story ...)

HKEX will create new listing regulations for pre-revenue Big Tech companies that have a valuation of at least HK$15 billion (US$1.9 billion) to raise capital. ( read original story ...)

It also said it had launched a two-month consultation to make it easier for tech specialist companies to float in the market, hoping to revive falling listing revenue. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)

The move is an attempt to expand the number of potential initial public offerings in a market that has struggled this year. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong -Hong Kong's bourse operator said there were signs of new momentum in the initial public offering market as it posted a 30 per cent drop in third-quarter profit on Wednesday, beating analyst ... ( read original story ...)