The Hong Kong stock market has finished lower in three straight trading days, sinking almost 1,350 points or 4.3 percent along the way. The Hang Seng Index now rests just above the 28,540-point ... ( read original story ...)
Wanted former Hong Kong lawmaker Ted Hui reveals move to Australia, thanks authorities for waiving Covid-19 entry curbs
Hui says he is in Australia on a tourist visa, thanks the authorities for exempting him from strict Covid-19 entry rules. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong fintech firm WeLab bags $75m from Allianz X to form strategic partnership
WeLab Bank, which obtained its digital bank license in 2019 in Hong Kong, was one of the first fully licensed digital banks in Asia, and it is now looking at expanding its banking operations. AD. ( read original story ...)
JD Needs to Move Fast With Logistics IPO
Chinese e-commerce giant JD is looking to follow up on its healthcare unit’s successful IPO by listing its logistics unit. It had better move swiftly lest Chinese stocks lose more steam. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong IPOs could surpass last year’s pace
Hong Kong stock listings this year could surpass last year’s pace, driven by an influx of new economy companies and a “homecoming” of Chinese firms, the head of listings at the territory’s exchange ... ( read original story ...)
Herbal Tea Maker JDB Seeks New Funds Before Hong Kong IPO
Chinese non-alcoholic beverage maker JDB Group is seeking to raise at least $300 million in a funding round ahead of a potential Hong Kong initial public offering, people with knowledge of the matter ... ( read original story ...)
JD Needs a Speedy Logistics IPO
Chinese e-commerce giant JD is looking to follow up on the successful spinoff of its healthcare unit by listing its logistics unit. It had better move fast. ( read original story ...)
Top Japanese banker sounds alarm over Hong Kong freedoms
China's crackdown in Hong Kong has left Japanese finance firms "very much afraid" and reconsidering whether to remain in the city, a senior banker said Monday in a rare public declaration of concern ... ( read original story ...)
China’s Hong Kong crackdown alarms Japanese finance firms: Senior banker
China’s crackdown in Hong Kong has left Japanese finance firms “very much afraid” and reconsidering whether to remain in the city, a senior banker said Monday in a rare public declaration of ... ( read original story ...)
Future of Hong Kong: Inside Hong Kong’s new Britain-based pro-democracy movement
Since the introduction of Hong Kong's draconian national security law, the city-state's pro-democracy activists have taken the fight online ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Exchanges Says IPO Pipeline Is Looking ‘Solid’
The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations" explores successful leadership through the personal and professional choices of the most influential people in business. ( read original story ...)
Climate crisis: Hong Kong, UK and Singapore dive in, but are green bonds just greenwashing?
Sceptics say the bonds aren’t always as good for the environment as they sound, and with governments jumping on the bandwagon, who is left to keep them in check? ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong IPOs Could Surpass Last Year, HKEX’s Chan Says
Hong Kong stock listings could surpass last year’s pace, driven by an influx of new economy companies and a “home coming” of Chinese firms, the head of listings at the city’s exchange said.“We are ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong opening up bond market to Chinese investors, finance minister says, as he calls move ‘exciting development’
In the latest webinar of our Redefining Hong Kong series, Financial Secretary Paul Chan reveals mainland investors could tap into market as early as this summer, and outlines his plan for review of ... ( read original story ...)