Hong Kong on alert as ATM withdrawals surge

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Cash withdrawals at Hong Kong ATMs have surged, prompting scrutiny from monetary authorities, the banking industry and police amid media reports that mainland Chinese are withdrawing hundreds of thousands of dollars using up to 50 ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong authorities on alert as ATM withdrawals surge

HONG KONG - Cash withdrawals at Hong Kong ATMs have surged, prompting scrutiny from monetary authorities, the banking industry and police amid media reports that mainland Chinese are withdrawing hundreds of thousands of dollars using up to 50 cards at a time. ( read original story ...)

Phishing email related to DBS Bank (Hong Kong) Limited

The following is issued on behalf of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority: The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) wishes to alert members of the public to a press release issued by DBS Bank (Hong Kong) Limited on phishing email, which has been reported to the ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan to promote central bank deputy to governor

chief Greater China economist for Australia & New Zealand Banking Group in Hong Kong. “He has a good relationship with other central banks. That may be able to facilitate policy communication.” Taiwan announces huge stimulus package in face of ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong stocks post biggest monthly gain in nearly three years

HONG KONG (Nikkei Markets) -- Hong Kong shares capped their best monthly advance since April 2015 on Wednesday, with mainland Chinese banking and property companies driving broad gains amid strong fund inflows and upbeat global equity markets. In Wednesday ... ( read original story ...)

Goldman veteran returns to bank in Asia after seven-year break

He rose to ED level there and then transferred to Hong Kong in 2007, staying until 2011 as an ED, according to his online profile. While Beatty is still an ED in 2018, this is not unusual in a Goldman context. The bank only makes promotions to MD every two ... ( read original story ...

Investors get ready for a surge in blockbuster China IPOs

Its biggest win and breakthrough came in 2014 when China's e-commerce giant Alibaba snubbed the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and chose to list on the big board. Alibaba's $25 billion IPO ranks as the largest in history. Typically, New York has offered higher ... ( read original story ...)