Geopolitical tensions have done little to dampen Hong Kong’s financial services industry Hong Kong: Standard Chartered Plc Chief Executive Officer Bill Winters was the latest executive in recent weeks …
Banks from HSBC to Citi shrug off China risks, embrace Hong Kong
Growing geopolitical tensions and pulled initial public offerings have done little to dampen the appetite of Western banks for Hong Kong and China.
Macey & Sons Leverages HashKey XPert to Settle One of the First NFT Art Sales by Bitcoin in Hong Kong
HashKey Group, a leader in digital asset management and blockchain solutions, worked with art brokerage and auctioneer Macey & Sons to enable one of the first non-fungible token (NFT) artwork private …
Carrie Lam: Beijing’s ‘head girl’ in Hong Kong
How Hong Kong’s first female leader opened the door to a new era of political repression in China’s freest city.
HSBC stock jumps 1.9% in Hong Kong as it brings back dividend
HSBC’s profits soared in the first half of the year as its business staged a strong recovery from the worst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Hong Kong regulator fines UBS $1.5 mln for compliance breaches
Swiss bank UBS (UBSG.S) was fined HK$11.55 million ($1.5 million) by Hong Kong’s securities regulator for failing to disclose its holdings in some companies covered in its research reports, the …
Hong Kong allows residents from India to return home
Meanwhile, Hong Kong residents from previously banned places like the U.K. and India can now return home. Visitors and residents from medium-risk countries must spend seven days in hotel quarantine …
EV Maker Li Auto Seeks $1.9 Billion in Hong Kong Listing
Electric vehicle maker Li Auto Inc. is looking to raise as much as HK$15 billion ($1.9 billion) in its Hong Kong listing, pushing ahead with its offering even as investors continue to reel from …
CSRC Extends An Olive Branch As Hong Kong Internet Rebounds
Asian equities were a screen of green as Japan, Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, and Australian stock markets outperformed.
With Tourism Cut Off, Hong Kong Retailers Suffer
With Hong Kong remaining cut off from tourism, retail sales growth has missed expectations, Bloomberg News reported on Monday (August 2).