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Global CEOs see new hopes, old threats in Hong Kong vs Trump 2.0

‘People are leery of investing a lot of money in a country that is part of geopolitical tensions,’ Oaktree Capital’s Howard Marks says.

Hong Kong urged to boost capital flow with mainland for global market access

Alibaba to sell bonds to repay debt, fund buy-back amid low rates

Hong Kong’s Stock Connect daily turnover up by as much as 40 times since 2014

Reviewing Stock Connect scheme, which marks its 10th anniversary, finance chief Paul Chan lists listed three areas where programme can be further developed.

Hong Kong Stock Exchange in Central. The Stock Connect programme initially allowed for trading between the exchanges of Hong Kong and Shanghai and was later expanded to include Shenzhen. Photo: Jonathan Wong

China’s EV market lures new entrants with eyes on BYD’s crown – at great peril

New entrants are eyeing the riches in China’s EV market at great peril amid excess capacity and a cutthroat price war.

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How the idea to link up Asia’s 2 largest stock markets was born

The exchange link between Shanghai and Hong Kong went live on November 17, 2014.

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Letters | HKEX worked through No 8 typhoon signal. So should rest of Hong Kong

Readers discuss the need to overhaul a typhoon signal system last revised in 1973, forging partnerships for Hong Kong’s industrial modernisation, the application of the rule of law in Hong Kong and football violence in Amsterdam.

Two women walk along Wan Chai Promenade with a shopping bag and a plastic raincoat covering their heads as Typhoon Toraji edges closer to the coast of southern China on November 13. Photo: Elson Li

Hong Kong stock benchmark drops below 20,000, surrendering stimulus gains

Hang Seng Index falls to lowest point since September 25, erasing a policy-induced rally that had added as much as 27 per cent.

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ETFs are the hottest new products in Hong Kong’s roller-coaster rally

Net fund flows have surged 48 per cent year on year, with an ETF tracking the Hang Seng Index surpassing Tencent in daily volume.

‘Not just talk’: Hong Kong secures billions in funds, deals at FII in Riyadh

The highlight of the week was the US$1 billion accord announced on the final day of the 2024 FII summit by the Saudi sovereign wealth fund and the HKMA.

(Left to right): AIF (T) founder and CEO Alvin Kwock, Cyberport director Charleston Sin, Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po, Hong Kong Science and Technology Park’s CEO Albert Wong Hak-keung and FJDynamics’ chief financial officer Kiki Zhang during a media briefing at the end of the eighth FII conference in Riyadh on October 31, 2024. Photo: Enoch Yiu.

First overseas company listing in Hong Kong via SPAC marks historic milestone

Synagistics starts trading under the 2562 stock code on Wednesday after combining its business with Hong Kong Acquisition Corporation.

In Hong Kong, a SPAC needs to raise at least HK$1 billion. Photo: Winson Wong

Horizon Robotics’ shares jump 28% in Hong Kong trading debut

Shares of Beijing-based tech firm changed hands at HK$5.12 when trading began, versus the IPO price of HK$3.99.

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CR Beverage rises in Hong Kong trading debut as IPOs return to city

Trading under the code 2460, CR Beverage closed the day 14.6 per cent higher at HK$16.62 from its IPO price of HK$14.50.

Hong Kong sets 40-day ‘deadline’ to vet IPOs to boost market appeal

New time frame for processing IPO applications will add clarity and transparency, and potentially save costs for candidates, experts say.

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A post-stimulus bull run in Chinese stocks will allow IPO candidates to fetch higher valuations for their shares. Photo: Bloomberg

SenseTime CEO says infrastructure key to beating Chinese AI rival

SenseTime CEO Xu Li says the company’s infrastructure and AI model services will help it stay competitive in the years ahead.

SenseTime’s sign seen at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai, China July 6, 2023. Photo: Reuters

Hong Kong to enhance IPO rules to attract listings, John Lee says

Certainty in timing would go a long way towards enhancing Hong Kong’s attractiveness as a fundraising hub, proponents said.

Hong Kong IPOs: market abuzz with activity after China stimulus

Hong Kong’s IPO market is experiencing a surge in activity, driven by Beijing’s stimulus measures and improved investor sentiment.

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14 things you need to know about Hong Kong leader John Lee’s third policy address

New rules to eradicate substandard subdivided flats and measures to attract visitors from Middle East, Asean and mainland among highlights.

Chief Executive John Lee (centre) has delivered his third policy address. Photo: Eugene Lee

CR Beverage to use US$640 million IPO to fund expansion, supply chain efficiency

China’s second-largest bottled water firm plans to sell 347.8 million shares at HK$14.50 each.

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Hong Kong names accounting regulator Kelvin Wong as next SFC chairman

Wong, 63, will serve a three-year term leading the market watchdog starting on October 20, replacing current chairman Tim Lui.

China’s regulator investigating CICC over sponsorship of IPO for S2C

Investment bank ‘suspected of failing to exercise due diligence’ in the withdrawn offering, which led to penalties against S2C.

A sign for China International Capital Corp (CICC) is seen in Beijing. Photo: Getty Images

Opinion | Reform financial markets now – or be forced into it with the next crash

It’s not just market volatility. We need to understand the deep structural forces sometimes beyond any single national regulator’s power.

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People watch the Hang Seng Index on TV terminals outside a bank as the market plunges on Black Monday, October 19, 1987. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Investors need to look at China stimulus and earnings when assessing rally: DBS

Effects of China fiscal policies and corporate earnings should be assessed before judging staying power of rally, Singaporean bank says.

Opinion | China must now stimulate feel-good factor for economic recovery

China’s stimulus plan alone may not be enough, but Beijing has a track record of transforming expectations, which can translate into growth.

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Hang Seng soars to 32-month high before China market’s reopening

Hong Kong stocks have gained more than 9 per cent since September 30, when the mainland’s markets closed for the ‘golden week’ holiday.

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Hong Kong stocks are firmly in the grip of a bull run since late last month. Photo: Dickson Lee

Exclusive | Kazakhstani envoy eyes stock market link-up with Hong Kong under belt and road plan

Almas Seitakynov, Kazakhstan’s top envoy in Hong Kong, says two economies should become ‘key hubs’ for trade linking Southern Europe and Asia.

Consul General Almas Seitakynov has said he hopes to boost trade ties with Hong Kong. Photo: Edmond So

Meituan co-founder cashes out US$44.3 million amid Chinese stock rally

Mu Rongjun, an executive director of the on-demand delivery firm, sold the shares after a 240 per cent price rally since a February low.

Hong Kong stocks add to 3-week rally as Alibaba, Tencent lead tech gainers

This rally has more legs as many stocks are still trading below their three- and five-year averages, says John Choi of Daiwa Securities.

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last updated:
3 October, 2024
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