Markets & Investing
Renminbi-denominated government bonds to be issued this month
Renminbi-denominated government bonds to be issued this month
Several foreign central banks could subscribe to renminbi-denominated government bonds, said the Hong Kong government.
IPO investors score a victory
In a first for Hong Kong, investors burned in a bungled IPO can get some of their money back.
Hong Kong is IPO capital no more
Hong Kong tumbles from top IPO destination to seventh in just six short months.
Hong Kong and Mexico sign agreement vs. double taxation
The new comprehensive double taxation agreement gives Hong Kong a number of key advantages.
Hong Kong’s biggest IPO is in the works
China Everbright Bank will IPO in Hong Kong before the year ends.
Short selling now under more government scrutiny
The government now has the means to better monitor short selling.
HKEx to acquire London Metal Exchange; Maybank Kim Eng thinks it is bad news
There would be negative impact on HKEx’s balance sheet, says the analyst.
HKEx buys the London Metal Exchange
A historic deal will see Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd attain a long-sought aim of diversifying into commodities.
Huadian Fuxin reduces IPO size
State-owned clean energy firm Huadian Fuxin Energy Corporation falls victim to the weak global economy.
Hong Kong touts investor protection initiatives
The government says it will introduce further measures to protect investors when appropriate.
Three Hong Kong IPOs fall apart in one week
Three IPOs in Hong Kong that were to have been launched last week have been shelved.
A May to forget for the Hang Seng
The Hang Seng Index ended its worst May in 14 years, plunging 11.7%, and dropping for four straight weeks, the longest since November 2011.
Russian oil major to list in Hong Kong
Russia’s second largest oil company plans a secondary listing in Hong Kong in mid-2013 to draw investors.
HKEx has a new Chairman
Sir Chung-kong Chow, former boss of Hong Kong’s MTR metro system, now heads the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, Ltd.
Hong Kong punishes erring underwriter
Hong Kong's stock market regulator shows the bite behind its bark.
Tougher rules afoot for doing an IPO in Hong Kong
Substandard companies have bruised Hong Kong’s financial reputation as the world’s top IPO venue.
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