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Hong Kong reviews medical insurance on affordability concerns

Hong Kong reviews medical insurance on affordability concerns

The regulator also said it plans to introduce further measures to support the captive insurance market.

HSBC expands sustainability-linked financing for Hong Kong firms

The bank said the new facility builds on an earlier Sustainability Improvement Loan.

Hang Seng Bank launches NFC-powered e-Passbook for seniors

Users can tap their phones to view balances and request records of up to 7 years.

Commercial market shows uneven gains as broader rents continue slide

Financial and luxury demand lifted the region's prime assets, whilst the wider market lags.

AI in banking takes centre stage as Hang Seng, HKSTP launch second ‘Living Lab’ cohort

The programme will test AI use cases across retail and commercial banking environments.

Cathay Cargo launches 24/7 booking management tool

The tool allows you to make quick changes without the need to wait for office hours.

Cigna Healthcare names new Hong Kong CEO

He was previously with Mercer Marsh Benefits.

Subsidised resale homes draw buyers from private flats

The policy boosts turnover by pulling demand forward, not by lifting volumes long term.

Tech funding hits $65.8m in March, driven entirely by late‑stage deals

The month saw GIBO Holdings’ $65.8m raise with no seed or early-stage funding reported, Tracxn shows.

Tech IPOs and energy deals propel ECM, M&A to decade high in Q1

ECM raised $21.2b whilst M&A reached $36.9b during the quarter.

Dah Sing Banking Group profit up 20% to $316.45m in 2025

Contribution from the Bank of Chongqing climbed 8% during the year.

HK Express adds daily Hong Kong–Wuxi flights starting July

The new route expands the airline’s Chinese Mainland network to seven destinations with 22 weekly return flights.

Hong Kong regulator tightens oversight after complaints jump 19.9%

Authorities also issued guidance covering promotions on online platforms.

Trust planners face pressure as Hong Kong entrepreneurs go global

Differing legal systems can create friction for businesses operating across borders.

AEON Credit’s profit climbs 16.9% as impairments and costs fall

Sales growth was due to marketing programmes and tele-marketing activities, it said.