Markets & Investing
Hong Kong's richest woman loses US$6b as casino firm crashes
Hong Kong's richest woman loses US$6b as casino firm crashes
The losses began after authorities warned that the shares were concentrated amongst a small stockholder group.
HKEX ties up with MSCI to launch new Asian futures offerings
The move aims to boost its derivative business which accounts for 18% of HKEX revenue in 2017.
Tech giants challenge HKEX reform provisions
The listing proposal is seen clashing with draft rules in the Mainland.
Small brokerages wield large influence over Hong Kong's markets
They’re even gunning for a permanent seat at the HKEX board.
HKEX may appoint its first female chairperson in April
Laura Cha sits as a non-executive director at HSBC.
HKEX unveils stock futures incentives programme
This includes a six-month trading fee waiver.
Hong Kong stocks close Year of Rooster with strong finish
The gains from its three-day advance is at 5.6%.
SFC slaps Interactive Brokers Hong Kong with $4.5m penalty
Its trading systems caused market disruptions in 2015 and 2016.
Hong Kong stocks recover from selloff loss to close at 2.3%
A late night rally drove stocks to their largest daily gain since May 2016.
HKEX unveils long-dated futures and options to equity benchmarks
It aims to give market participants in the HSI and HSCEI more investment choices.
Hong Kong stocks rally 2.1% following massive selloff loss
Technology and property companies led the charge.
Are old economy stocks making a comeback in 2018?
The coal and cement industries are faring better following decapacity processes.
Can the Year of the Dog lift struggling Hong Kong stocks?
The HSI has moved at least 30% up or down during the canine Chinese zodiac.
Onshore selloff leaves Hong Kong markets in shambles with $475m loss
The two major equity indexes HSCEI and HSI plunged 9.9% and 13% respectively.
HKEX approves plan to include equity index options in after-hours derivatives trading
Over 96% of exchange participants who trade their equity index futures after-hours do it between 11:45pm to 1 am.
Mainland investors are jumping ship as Hong Kong stock losses grow
Investors sold $1.08m (869m yuan) in equities via the Shanghai and Shenzen exchange links on Wednesday.
Steady southbound inflows buffer HSI from market shocks and global bearishness
Stock purchases from Mainland investors were able to offset bourse losses following a US slump.
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