Former chief executive of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited Charles Li announced Tuesday the launch of an investment platform to channel international capital to mainland small firms. Speaking …
Coronavirus: business chambers back Hong Kong’s easing of entry rules as ‘first light at end of tunnel’
New requirements are compromise between needed checks and necessary travel, although some details are complicated, they say.
Coronavirus: Hong Kong zero-infection streak in balance as authorities probe construction worker case
The 43-year-old tested negative for Covid-19 at hospital on Wednesday after returning a preliminary-postive result a day earlier.
Hong Kong’s Largest Fair a Prelude to Strong Exhibition Resumption in Q3
HKCEC has also created a high-tech space, Harbour Studio, for staging online programmes against the spectacular backdrop of Hong Kong’s iconic Victoria Harbour.
Hong Kong’s Largest Fair a Prelude to Strong Exhibition Resumption in Q3
HKCEC has also created a high-tech space, Harbour Studio, for staging online programmes against the spectacular backdrop of Hong Kong’s iconic Victoria Harbour.
How to navigate Hong Kong’s new travel restrictions and how business travel could return to the SAR
Hong Kong’s new travel restrictions would see government streamline overseas places from a five to a three-tier system, possibly facilitating the return of Hong Kong residents from high-risk areas.
HSBC may be the most exposed bank if China imposes anti-sanction laws on Hong Kong
Ronald Wan of Partners Financial Holdings says financial institutions in Hong Kong generally will be in a “sensitive position” if China imposes anti-foreign sanctions law on Hong Kong. But, he says …
Chinese EV manufacturer Li Auto plans $1.9 bln Hong Kong listing
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Li Auto Inc (L87Ay.F), said on Tuesday it was looking to raise as much as HK$15.0 billion ($1.93 billion) in an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong.
Banks from HSBC to Citi shrug off China risks, embrace Hong Kong
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.