Club Lunch: How to Help Hong Kong’s Struggling Markets

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index declined for a fourth consecutive year in 2023. Hong Kong also ranked fourth in the 2023 Global Financial Centres Index, right behind Singapore and a few spots above Shanghai.
Hopes were up for a bumper year in IPO activity this year, but in the first quarter, Hong Kong’s Stock Exchange dropped to 10th place on the LSEG’s global IPO stock exchange rankings. While some financial experts are optimistic about Hong Kong’s future, others aren’t convinced that new capital markets, investments, and other infrastructure will be implemented anytime soon.
Join the FCC for a discussion with four leaders from the city’s financial sector to hear more about the current challenges Hong Kong’s capital markets are facing and how to overcome them. Q&A moderated by FCC Professional Committee Member Richard Winter.

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HK Cyberport😢 what a joke! How many chief executive has Cyberport had since it launched and there is no real progress. There is also a total disconnect with western money. So it is not the cost it is no money coming to HK. How can be better protect our investors and our freedom or limited freedom is an enemy with capital.