Hong Kong leader John Lee on Wednesday pitched the city's connection with China in an address to some of the world's top financial executives, as he strives to rebuild the Chinese territory's ...
‘Law And Order Returned’ Hong Kong’s US-sanctioned Leader Says At Banking Summit
Hong Kong's US-sanctioned leader insisted Wednesday that political stability and business confidence in the city has been restored following the crushing of democracy protests, as he opened a ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Bankers Fear Their Careers Are Coming to an End
It was supposed to be a big celebration for Hong Kong. This week’s Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit, organized by the city’s central bank, was meant to showcase the revival of Hong Kong as ... ( read original story ...)
Top Citigroup executive says Hong Kong is back to normal, as bank opens new wealth management centre in city
Senior Citi executive says it is ‘business as usual’ in city as lender looks to expand now that pandemic has receded, with a target to capture US$150 billion of new client money from wealthy customers ... ( read original story ...)
HSBC Sydney Sevens to return after 3-year hiatus for rugby ‘extravaganza’
Australian fans will have the chance to get behind their champion Rugby Sevens stars for the first time since 2019. ( read original story ...)
Wall Street chiefs to share stage with Hong Kong’s sanctioned leader
Lee, a former security chief who took office this year, is among Chinese officials sanctioned by Washington for cracking down on rights in Hong Kong after huge democracy protests, unable to hold ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong woos global banking titans by kick-starting financial summit with grand banquet at M+ museum, serving up cuisine and culture
Hosted by Hong Kong’s de facto central bank, gala dinner held at the M+ museum in the West Kowloon Cultural District overlooking Victoria Harbour. ( read original story ...)
Finishing touches at Hong Kong’s M+ museum as venue prepares to host banking giants for tour and dinner ahead of financial summit
The chief of Hong Kong’s biggest cultural hub has expressed hope of bridging arts and business when banking titans attend a dinner at one of her museums on Tuesday night, saying it is a ... ( read original story ...)
Feast for the eyes: Hong Kong woos global banking titans by kick-starting financial summit with grand banquet at visual arts M+ museum
Hosted by city's de facto central bank, welcome dinner was held at M+ museum in the West Kowloon Cultural District overlooking Victoria Harbour Banking heavyweights are visiting the city this week for ... ( read original story ...)
Number of bankers pulling out of Hong Kong summit ‘very small,’ says John Lee
Chief Executive John Lee said the number of business representatives joining a major banking summit in Hong Kong was “within the expectation” of the government despite several bankers announcing their ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong is ‘Asia’s sustainable finance centre’, thanks to green bond growth and carbon-credit trading, bankers say
With rapid growth in the issuance of green bonds and a new carbon-credit trading platform, Hong Kong can play a pivotal role in the journey towards net zero, experts said ahead of a key summit this ... ( read original story ...)
Struggling Hong Kong seeks comeback with bank summit, rugby
The financial centre is hoping to convince the world it is back in business after nearly three years of pandemic curbs. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong builds new springboard to top global IPO league with Saudi Aramco approach, tech listing reforms
Executives in Hong Kong are seeking to return Hong Kong to the top of the global IPO league. Getting Saudi Aramco would be a coup, while easier rules for cutting-edge tech firms could be next ... ( read original story ...)
AustAsia passes HKEX listing hearing for trimmed IPO
Indonesian milk company AustAsia has got permission from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for its public float, cutting its offering from an initial target of $100m to roughly $50m-$70m due to difficult ... ( read original story ...)