Tag: banking

Hong Kong authorities will launch a new "health code" mobile phone application next week that travellers to mainland China would be required to use as the city prepares for a partial reopening of the ... ( read original story ...)

China stocks rose on Thursday, as real estate developers led gains after seeking to issue domestic bonds. Hong Kong stocks edged up on the back of gains in financials and property shares, while a ... ( read original story ...)

Asian stock markets were mixed Thursday after a turbulent day on Wall Street as traders tried to forecast the impact of the coronavirus’s omicron variant. Shanghai and Tokyo fell while Hong Kong and ... ( read original story ...)

Cathay Pacific has been hit by a wave of pilot resignations in recent weeks as resentment over Hong Kong's strict quarantine regime boils over and crew scramble for emerging opportunities overseas. Th ... ( read original story ...)

Shares of the music streaming arm of Chinese gaming giant NetEase Inc. opened unchanged in their trading debut in Hong Kong, following an initial public offering that priced shares at the mid-point of ... ( read original story ...)

Skadden, Clifford Chance, Slaughter and May, Zhong Lun and Freshfields all have a hand in the revival of billion-dollar tech capital raisings in Hong Kong. ( read original story ...)

Cloud Village raised $421 million in its initial public offering, with its shares priced at HK$205 each in one of Hong Kong's first major tech listings since mid-year. NetEase sold 16 million shares ... ( read original story ...)

Co-organized by China Daily and the Hong Kong Coalition, the Greater Bay Area Conference was held on Tuesday. The Honorable Mr. C.Y. Leung, GBM, GBS, JP, vice-chairman of the Chinese People's ... ( read original story ...)

The Hong Kong stock market on Wednesday halted the three-day slide in which it had tumbled almost 1,300 points or 5.2 percent. The Hang Seng Index now rests just above the 23,650-point plateau ... ( read original story ...)

China is planning to ban companies from going public on foreign stock markets through variable interest entities (VIEs), according to people familiar with the matter, closing a loophole long used by ... ( read original story ...)

China intends to remove a technicality that permitted the country’s tech sector from raising overseas investments through variable interest entities. ( read original story ...)

Beijing on Wednesday denied a report that it was looking to plug a loophole used by Chinese tech companies to go public on foreign stock markets.Bloomberg ... ( read original story ...)

Syndicate cons 37 women in Southeast Asia out of HK$15 million, uses Hong Kong bank accounts to launder the dirty money. ( read original story ...)

The move may prompt firms that listed abroad via VIE to make changes in order to increase transparency and comply with regulations. ( read original story ...)