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Business leaders on what’s next for Hong Kong
In interviews with the Post, financial heavyweights including HSBC CEO Noel Quinn, JPMorgan’s Mary Callahan Erdoes and Anand Selvakesari from Citigroup talk about Hong Kong and the city’s future after the Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit.
Updated: 08 Nov, 2022
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HSBC vows to help reboot Hong Kong’s economy after Covid slump
HSBC will do whatever it takes to help Hong Kong’s economy recover, says CEO Noel Quinn, adding that relaxation of quarantine measures will put the city back on the international business community’s map.
07 Nov, 2022
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Exclusive | Hong Kong ‘never left’ under Covid-19, JPMorgan’s Erdoes says
Its reputation as a global financial centre is intact, and the city ‘shouldn’t be so hard on itself’, insists Mary Callahan Erdoes, CEO of JPMorgan Asset & Wealth Management.
01 Nov, 2022
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Citigroup opens new wealth centre in Hong Kong, saying it is ‘business as usual’
Senior Citi executive says it is ‘business as usual’ in city as lender looks to expand now that pandemic has receded, with a target to capture US$150 billion of new client money from wealthy customers in Asia by 2025.
02 Nov, 2022
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Credit Suisse eyes China’s booming wealth management industry
The 166-year-old Swiss bank sees the sector as a key focus of a ‘radical’ restructuring that aims to return it to its core foundation, according to chairman Axel Lehmann.
01 Nov, 2022
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Exclusive | Swiss bank Julius Baer eyes family office opportunities in China
The private bank will expand its Hong Kong office in the coming years, as it aims to develop its wealth management and family office businesses in China and other Asian markets, says CEO.
02 Nov, 2022
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Exclusive | MSCI calls Hong Kong ‘right partner’ for China access after ending SGX deal
New York-based global index provider MSCI has affirmed its decision to work with HKEX for greater access to China’s financial markets, two years after ending a licensing agreement with Singapore Exchange.
04 Nov, 2022
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Standard Chartered CEO supports Hong Kong as virtual-asset hub
Hong Kong is making the right moves to develop as a hub for trading in virtual assets, but should scrap all its Covid-19 travel rules to fully resume its role as a financial centre, Bill Winters says.
08 Nov, 2022
