Hong Kong’s Stock Rally Killer Is Back

Of the 18 traded in Hong Kong, six have already come to market, raising a combined $1.3 billion. Logan Property Holdings Co. is seeking as much as $252 million in a top-up placement, according to terms cited by Bloomberg News on Thursday. Logan hasn't ... ( read original story ...)

Non-bank mortgage loans a time bomb in the making

Recent market studies have shown a rapid increase in non-bank mortgage lending as home prices continued to surge. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the city's de facto central bank, has issued some warnings about the high cost of non-bank loans but has yet ... ( read original story ...)

Using HSBC HK overseas

All set with your Hong Kong company and HSBC bank account? Congratulations! It can be quite a feat, especially in today’s rather strict KYC – “Know your Customer” world. So, after you have the bank account, you may want to make some changes. ( read original story ...)

How the Hong Kong IPO market is performing in 2017

Hong Kong is expected to complete new listings for 106 companies raising about HK$85 billion (US$10.90 billion) by September 30 2017, compared with 71 initial public offerings (IPOs) raising HK$134.3 billion in the same period last year, according to the ... ( read original story ...)

Hony Capital-backed VC fund to invest in Hong Kong tech startups

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Beyond Ventures, a new venture capital fund backed by China’s Hony Capital, plans to raise HK$1.2 billion ($154 million) to invest in early-stage technology startups in Hong Kong as the financial hub continues to struggle to boost ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong leader condemns UK criticism over jailed activists

Hong Kong's leader has condemned criticism from British politicians over the city's recent jailing of student activists, saying such comments are unfair and "disrespectful." Addressing a business dinner in London on Wednesday, Carrie Lam said she was ... ( read original story ...)

BOC seized P2M worth of smuggled glutinous rice

MANILA: The Bureau of Customs (BOC) has discovered misdeclared goods inside a container van from Hong Kong. Its accompanying documents states it contains apparels such as undergarments. But following X-ray inspection, the Customs personnel discovered sacks ... ( read original story ...)