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Aileen Chuang
Senior Reporter, Business
Aileen has reported in Taiwan, Hong Kong and the United States for media organisations such as Loan Pricing Corp, Risk.net, the Associated Press and National Public Radio. She is from Taiwan and holds a master of science degree in journalism from Northwestern University.
Economy could take some hits, but diverse export destinations and Beijing’s support will mitigate negative impacts, Eddie Yue says.
The Chinese currency’s cheaper funding costs and growing offshore liquidity, coupled with a new facility, are boosting its appeal.
Investors are paying more attention to secondary PE market amid global volatility and liquidity crunches.
The lender has already seen higher demand for foreign-exchange management and hedging, and the need will only grow, an executive says.
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The bank says it sees ‘huge potential for economic and trade cooperation between Guangdong and Hong Kong’.
China is seeking to open up its markets and support Hong Kong’s status as an offshore yuan hub.
A look at some predictions for the Hang Seng Index, cryptocurrencies and the property market.
Early Light had sold more than three-quarters of the 280 flats on offer at The Reserve in New Territories by Saturday afternoon.
Licence is ‘a big step forward’ for cross-border deals in the United Arab Emirates, CEO of Dubai Financial Services Authority says.
Commodities market would ‘create a new growth point for Hong Kong’s economy’, report from Better Hong Kong Foundation says.
Foshan Haitian Flavouring, CATL are among mainland industry leaders planning billion-dollar IPOs as China deepens market connectivity.
Global markets could see a period of ‘extended volatility’ after registering solid gains last year, Manraj Sekhon of Templeton Global says.
Demand from Hong Kong retail investors was 6,000 times more than the amount of shares allocated to them, the second highest on record.
Analysts from Pictet and BNP Paribas expect US tariffs on Chinese goods to reach 20 per cent and 25 per cent, respectively.
The stock has dropped 7 per cent this year after losing more than 50 per cent of its value last year.
AAHK’s bond was targeted at institutional investors and denominated in Hong Kong dollars.
BrainAurora’s closing price of HK$3.33 values the entire company at HK$4.22 billion (US$542 million).
Fund manager sees Hong Kong as an ideal wealth management hub to reach more wealthy clients in the Greater China region.
Arbor’s ‘reasoning’ chatbot analyses text and extracts investment ideas to enhance fundamental stock analysis, company says.
US$10.3 billion from state-owned investors flowed into China last year, 62 per cent of it from Persian Gulf nations, says Global SWF.
Private equity firm eyes opportunities for its entities in vehicle manufacturing and sales distribution in the Gulf Cooperation Council nations.
Earlier this month, sources said the company expected to raise US$400 million to US$500 million.
The last time the Hong Kong exchange had three new listings on the same day was July 10.
The Shenzhen-listed battery maker’s share issuance plan is pending approval from regulators and shareholders.
Deloitte forecasts Hong Kong IPO volume to surge 71 per cent to US$19.3 billion in 2025, which has been collating the city’s IPO data since 2011.
Stablecoins have the ability to expand their usage in the real financial economy, according to industry experts.
The SPAC is managed and backed by executives from Pacific Aegis Capital Management, Gobi Partners and Hermitage Capital.
Participants will be onboarded to a platform of an AI supercomputing centre operated by Cyberport, with technical trials expected to begin early next year.
The reform aims to lower overall transaction costs and support a more efficient price-discovery process, says HKEX deputy CEO.
The event on January 13 and 14 will bring together 100 global policymakers, business leaders, investors and experts.
