Hong Kong business costs change and MPF plan is no different

CENTRAL: All firms in Hong Kong face changing business costs, so they should be able to cope with officials’ advance warning to dig deeper into their own pockets to pay employees’ severance and long-service payments, the city’s labour minister said ... ( read original story ...)

HSBC Community Day to launch in Hong Kong

As 40 teams descend on Hong Kong to contest three tournaments across four days of sevens action, series sponsors HSBC are gearing up to launch their inaugural Community Day aimed at opening up rugby to more people than ever before. The inaugural HSBC ... ( read original story ...)

HSBC Community Day set for Hong Kong launch

As 40 teams descend on Hong Kong to contest three tournaments across four days of sevens action, series sponsors HSBC are gearing up to launch their inaugural Community Day aimed at inspiring future players and coaches of the game. The inaugural ... ( read original story ...)

How Hong Kong bank employees are mortgaging their life away

It is nothing new for banks in Hong Kong to offer staff mortgages at a below the market interest rate to assist employees to buy property. With the raging property prices, this benefit has never been more significant to banking employees. A friend of mine ... ( read original story ...)

Cycling: Hammer Series aiming to nail it in Hong Kong

Limburg will host another Hammer event in June as part of a series that will start in Stavanger, Norway the previous month and culminate around the streets of Hong Kong. More rounds could be added in 2019. The Hammer Series, contested by five-rider teams ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong stocks start 2nd quarter on weak note

HONG KONG (Nikkei Markets) -- Hong Kong shares on Tuesday started the second quarter on a weak note, as a persistent sell-off in U.S. technology stocks and ongoing worries over a global trade war dampened sentiment. The Hang Seng Index had fallen 0.6% to ... ( read original story ...)

Beware SG and HK banking recruiters who ask you out for coffee

https://news.efinancialcareers.com/sg-en/273891/candidate-mistakes-asian-banking/ In tightly-knit financial centres like Hong Kong and Singapore it’s common enough for recruiters to meet candidates for causal chats over coffee, even if they can’t offer ... ( read original story ...)