Hong Kong leader John Lee has praised the 27.5% voter turnout in the city’s weekend election, a record low since the territory returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
Exclusive: JPMorgan to outsource $500 bln custody business in Hong Kong, Taiwan – sources
JPMorgan Chase is set to outsource the operations of its local custody business in Hong Kong and Taiwan with Citigroup , HSBC and Standard Chartered in the race for the mandate, two sources with knowledge of the matter said.
Exclusive-JPMorgan to outsource $500 billion custody business in Hong Kong, Taiwan – sources
JPMorgan Chase is set to outsource the operations of its local custody business in Hong Kong and Taiwan with Citigroup, HSBC and Standard Chartered in the race for the mandate, two sources with ...
Two Hong Kong IPOs make end-of-year listing dash
Elsewhere, lithium ion battery manufacturer REPT BATTERO will finalise on Wednesday the pricing for its Hong Kong IPO that is aiming to raise up to HK$2.4 billion ($307.48 million). The three deals ...
India overtakes Hong Kong to become the world’s seventh largest stock market
India has been a standout market this year in the Asia-Pacific region, while Hong Kong is the worst performer among the region’s major equity markets.
Amid economic downturn, Hong Kong is dubbed ‘a relic’ of an international financial center
Hong Kong has had a significant economic downturn over the last three years, correlating with the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and adoption of the Beijing-imposed National Security Law.
Hong Kong companies steal show at COP28
According to Ng, InnoBlock received an invitation from COP28 to represent Hong Kong as a green tech company from China. The firm is showcasing how its TT Green software supports companies in attaining ...
Hong Kong small brokers push for new rules
Hong Kong’s struggling smaller brokers and advisers have formed a union-like association to prod the government for more support as the city suffers through a drought of initial public offerings (IPOs ...
The historic decline of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has closed dozens of brokerage houses
Edmond Hui, Bright Smart Securities: "This wave of closings and layoffs affecting brokerage houses is the most severe we have ever seen"A historic drop of $4.6 trillion in the capitalization of the ...
Hong Kong’s smaller brokers seek support for listings on small-cap GEM board, launch body to lobby government for further reforms
Hong Kong’s beaten down stock market brokers and advisers have formed an association that wants the city’s government to come to the aid of its capital markets amid a free fall in share-trading values ...
Beijing needs to come up with a better strategy to defend Hong Kong’s status as an international financial centre
It would be difficult to find any Chinese household that is financially worse off now than in 1997, as China's per capita GDP has increased 15 times during the period Listed companies are lining up to ...
Hong Kong voters turn their backs on ‘patriots only’ election with record low turnout
Hong Kongers on Sunday delivered an apparent snub to China’s “patriots only” overhaul of the city’s electoral system, as local polls that barred the opposition from standing drew the lowest turnout in ...
Hong Kong stocks slip toward 14-month low as China deflation creates ‘value trap’ while Li Ning sinks 14% on asset purchase plan
Stocks lost further traction after a government report showed China’s consumer prices fell last month by the most in three years. That makes Chinese stocks a value trap, according to BCA Research.
Hong Kong Metropolitan University: a university going places
Hong Kong’s largest self-funded university, Hong Kong Metropolitan University (HKMU), today held an Honorary Degrees Ceremony in which honorary doctorates were conferred on four distinguished ...