Hong Kong is showing that its affinity for real estate has been unaffected by a year of anti-government protests and concerns over the coronavirus, with a large housing project launched this month …
Despite politics and coronavirus, Hong Kong’s enduring love affair with real estate
Hong Kong is showing that its affinity for real estate has been unaffected by a year of anti-government protests and concerns over the coronavirus, with a large housing project launched this month …
Beijing gives green light for Hong Kong leg of Ant’s $30bn IPO
In one of 2020’s most eagerly anticipated share offerings, the Chinese payments group controlled by billionaire Jack Ma is planning a dual listing in Shanghai and Hong Kong. The three people said Ant …
Hong Kong’s Exchange to Hold Hearing on Ant IPO After Green Light From Chinese Regulator
The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong will hold a listing hearing Monday to determine whether Ant Group can proceed with its planned initial public offering in the city, people familiar with the matter said …
Ant Group gets Chinese nod for Hong Kong leg of $35 billion dual-listing: source
China’s Ant Group has received approval from the Chinese securities regulator for the Hong Kong leg of its about $35 billion dual-listing, a person with knowledge of the matter said on Monday. The …
Ant Group Is Said to Win China Approval for Hong Kong IPO Plan
Jack Ma’s Ant Group Co. won a key approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission for its listing in Hong Kong, paving the way for what could be the world’s biggest initial public offering, …
China regulator approves Ant Group’s Hong Kong IPO: IFR
China’s securities regulator has approved financial tech firm Ant Group’s Hong Kong leg of a planned dual-listing worth up to $30 billion, IFR reported on Monday citing unnamed people familiar with …
Thailand’s Protests Shift Tactics, Influenced by Hong Kong
Demonstrators defied a government ban on large gatherings for the fourth consecutive day to call for the prime minister’s resignation.
Pair arrested after HK$3.7 million Lamborghini slams into side of Hong Kong flyover
Hong Kong police have detained a man and woman on suspicion of perverting the course of justice after their HK$3.7 million (US$550,000) sports car slammed into the side of a flyover. The Lamborghini …
How insuring the poor in Hong Kong and elsewhere is becoming big business
Hong Kong’s microinsurance market, in comparison, is nascent but no less ambitious. YAS Digital has created an app store as a marketplace for business-to-business and business-to-consumer insurers.