Newly Hong Kong-listed biotech firm Insilico Medicine is expected to receive up to US$888 million from a French drug maker under a partnership using Insilico’s proprietary artificial intelligence …
Insilico signs US$888 million AI drug-development deal days after Hong Kong IPO
Newly Hong Kong-listed biotech firm Insilico Medicine is expected to receive up to US$888 million from a French drug maker under a partnership using Insilico’s proprietary artificial intelligence …
Manulife Hong Kong Launches Genesis Centurion Insurance Plan and Prestige Achiever Insurance Plan
Manulife Hong Kong today announced the launch of two new participating life insurance savings plans — Genesis Centurion Insurance Plan and Prestige Achiever Insurance Plan — designed to help customers …
HK to seize finance and I&T development momentum: FS
Financial Secretary Paul Chan on Sunday said Hong Kong would seize the momentum of joint developments in the fields of …
Hong Kong expects higher private housing land supply as outlook brightens
The Hong Kong government said on Monday that private housing land supply for the full financial year is expected to exceed its initial target by 20%, encouraged by a positive outlook from property …
Hong Kong home prices rise for sixth month as market sentiment perks up
Private home prices in Hong Kong grew 0.9% month-on-month in November, the sixth month of increase in a row, government data showed on Monday, as interest rate cuts and a vibrant stock market …
Beijing’s Point Person for Finance in Hong Kong to Leave Post
China’s top financial envoy in Hong Kong is set to leave after just over a year in the role, concluding a tenure closely watched by the sector, according to people familiar with the matter.
Hong Kong finance chief upbeat about 2026 outlook on back of 3.2% growth
Paul Chan says Hong Kong will align with national development strategies, focusing on three growth engines: finance, innovation and technology, and trade.
Hong Kong finance chief upbeat about 2026 outlook on back of 3.2% growth
Paul Chan says Hong Kong will align with national development strategies, focusing on three growth engines: finance, innovation and technology, and trade.
Hong Kong projects 3.2% growth for the coming year
Financial Secretary Paul Chan increased Hong Kong’s 2025 economic growth forecast to 3.2%, up from the 2-3% range predicted in February.