Staff Reporter

What do Hong Kongers buy after getting a loan

Over 33% use a loan to purchase property. 

HSBC pulls plug on Hong Kong-based trading startup Serai

The startup said it has been ‘difficult to build a commercially viable business’.

After 25 years, has Hong Kong’s capital markets lost its sparkle?

Funds raised by IPOs in H122 are predicted to reach HK$17.1 b, a 92% decrease from 2021.

Lam OKs reappointment of Laura Cha as HKEX head

Cha was elected during a board meeting on 27 April.

MUFG closes HK$1.35b dual currency green term loan for Xinyi Glass Holdings

The three-year syndicated loan was 2.25 times oversubscribed.

Dah Sing Bank reopens Ocean Walk Branch

The branch was closed earlier this week.

Hong Kong retains its crown as most expensive location in the world

Higher prices and stronger currency have allowed the city to continue its reign.

Premature to say if HK is facing a sixth wave: Lam

The city has been seeing an increase in positive cases since the beginning of June.

Overworked? Study finds that 72% of Hong Kong employees are unhappy

Employees in Hong Kong work an average of 41 hours each week.

PMI soars to an 11-year high of 54.9 in May: S&P Global

The growth was driven by reduced COVID disruptions.

Gov’t starts 6-month trial scheme for tourism opening of Sha Tau Kok Pier 

After the trial, the government will decide whether it will fully reopen Sha Tau Kok town.

Opening of new East Rail Line section to boost home prices

The extension of the East Rail Line will shorten travelling time for residents.