Private credit lenders are circling distressed property developers in Hong Kong, with a record $23.4 billion of bank loans coming due next year for the downtrodden sector.
Hong Kong, Chinese buyers shrug off high prices and interest rates to pile into prime Australian property
Prices in major Australian cities like Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide are at a record-high, up by as much as 11 per cent over the past 12 months, Juwai IQI's Daniel Ho says Foreign buying is surging ...
Fidelity plans multiple fund launches in China to tap growing wealth management, pension demand
Fidelity completed two mutual fund launches in mainland China this year, raising a combined US$862 million The London-headquartered investment manager plans to use Hong Kong to tap the Greater Bay ...
Hong Kong’s once-vibrant retail sector faces perilous times
The sight of steadily falling rents in Hong Kong's top shopping districts and high-end stores closing bodes ill For Hong Kong to thrive requires a significant restructuring of the economy with less ...
Hong Kong’s Stressed Developers Start to Turn to Private Credit
Private credit lenders are circling distressed property developers in Hong Kong, with a record $23.4 billion of bank loans coming due next year for the downtrodden sector.
‘Still a lot of work’: climate activist Melati Wijsen’s message to Hong Kong
Indonesian environmentalist spoke to Hong Kong students at a sustainability film festival about how to deal with setbacks and climate anxiety.
‘Starting from zero’: Hong Kong restaurants begin revamping e-menus, tech measures that leave disabled diners out in the cold amid watchdog call
More restaurants have introduced electronic queues and digital menus, which are not easily accessible for blind or deaf patrons.
Hong Kong Squash Open: costly event pushed up ticket prices but fans getting ‘very good deal’, official says
Tickets costing up to HK$540 are ‘very, very cheap for a world-class event’, says Wilfred Ng, chairman of Hong Kong’s Major Sports Events Committee.
Hongkongers scammed out of HK$705 million in 9 months by phone cheats, with telecoms companies sending out 117,000 alerts daily
City’s telecoms firms have sent 117,647 alerts daily since May to warn about possible scams from ‘+852’ numbers pretending to be locally based.
Shanghai Hairy Crabs Bring China’s Deflation to Hong Kong
Hong Kong residents taking weekend trips to Shenzhen are profoundly changing retail and leaving the city’s restaurants and bars out in the cold.
Hong Kong customs arrests 2 at city’s airport in connection with smuggled dried shark fins worth HK$2.6 million
Officers arrest 35-year-old man and 38-year-old woman arriving in city from Brazil via Ethiopia in two separate incidents.
Hong Kong district council election: 4,500 city residents based in mainland China signed up to vote at polling stations near border, minister says
Constitutional affairs chief Erick Tsang also says authorities will not force civil servants to vote in first district council poll since overhaul of municipal bodies.
Hongkongers scammed out of HK$705 million in 9 months by phone tricks, with telecoms companies sending thousands of alerts daily
Guess who I am' trick still fools people into believing family members in distress need money fast, with 1,822 cases reported in first nine months City's telecoms firms have sent 117,647 alerts daily ...
Hong Kong travel agents seek police help after surge in scammers using bogus social media accounts to cheat customers seeking cheap deals
Victims pay for tickets or travel packages by transferring money to personal bank account but do not receive booking confirmation and cannot contact seller again.