Ex-Hong Kong leader jailed in fall from 'such a height'

HONG KONG Former Hong Kong leader Donald Tsang was jailed for 20 months on Wednesday for misconduct in public office, making him the most senior city official to serve time behind bars in a ruling some said reaffirmed the financial hub's vaunted rule of law. ( read original story ...)

IPO's 543% Surge Halted by Hong Kong Regulators on Its Debut

More than 20 million shares changed hands in morning session City’s second exchange under scrutiny over manipulation fears Hong Kong’s securities regulator suspended trading in a company’s stock after it rose 543 percent on its public market debut. ( read original story ...)

HK to gear up for green finance: financial chief

HONG KONG, Feb. 22 (Xinhua) -- Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said on Wednesday that Hong Kong has the potential to develop green finance and the government will intensify its efforts to seek opportunities in this area. When delivering the ... ( read original story ...)

Annual profits of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banks down by 62%

Hang Seng in Hong Kong drop by 41%. Hong Kong (AsiaNews) - The 2016 HSBC (Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank) profits have plummeted by 62% in one year according to President Douglas Flint. Announcing the drop today he insisted it was "quite satisfactory" given ... ( read original story ...)

Hang Seng Bank: 2016 Net Profit Down 41% at HK$16.21 Billion

HONG KONG--Hang Seng Bank Ltd. (>> Hang Seng Bank) Tuesday reported a 41% drop in its 2016 net profit partly due to the absence of disposal gain a year earlier, as well as weaker net fee income. The Hong Kong-listed lender, which is controlled by HSBC ... ( read original story ...)