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Everbright Securities International

The latest news and top stories on Everbright Securities International. A leading entity in the finance sector, Hong Kong based Everbright Securities International specialises in wealth management, corporate finance, capital markets, institutional business, asset management and investment and financing. They primarily serve individuals, corporations and institutions, including high-net-worth investors. Known for over 55 years of operation and managing approximately HK$77 billion in customer assets, the company has received numerous industry awards. Their overall business focus is on client-centric solutions, innovation and expanding their global reach, leveraging strategists to analyse market trends and provide insights.

HashKey’s listing date is December 17. Photo: Getty

IPO

HashKey aims for US$214 million in Hong Kong IPO amid Beijing’s crypto pressure

Retail investors oversubscribe crypto exchange operator’s offering despite China central bank’s tough stance on virtual assets.

9 Dec 2025 - 4:33PM

Mainland China

Chinese consumer and tourism firms turn to shareholder perks to stimulate sales

4 Dec 2025 - 11:49AM

Banking & finance

HSBC names veteran accountant Brendan Nelson new chairman amid Asia growth push

3 Dec 2025 - 5:28PM

Banking & finance

HKEX rides rising turnover and IPOs to post record profit of US$628 million

Third-quarter profit jumps 56 per cent from a year earlier to HK$4.9 billion (US$628 million), beating analysts’ estimate of HK$4.7 billion.

5 Nov 2025 - 4:24PM

The HKEX has benefited from global investors switching to the relative safety of Hong Kong-listed stocks of mainland Chinese companies. Photo: Dickson Lee

Banking & finance

Why is HSBC privatising Hang Seng Bank? It’s for efficiency, analysts say

The privatisation will lead to synergies, save costs and improve efficiency in terms of personnel and systems, Everbright’s Kenny Ng says.

10 Oct 2025 - 11:04AM

China stock market

China’s state buyers buttress stock run with US$553 billion in holdings

With larger holdings than all foreign investors combined, the ‘national team’ led by Central Huijin has upped its buying of ETFs this year.

25 Sep 2025 - 7:47PM

IPO

Zijin Gold launches second-biggest Hong Kong IPO of the year

Offering attracts 29 cornerstone investors, including heavyweights GIC, Hillhouse, BlackRock and Schroders.

19 Sep 2025 - 4:02PM

Gold bullion is seen at the ABC Refinery smelter in Sydney on April 29, 2025. Photo: AFP

Banking & finance

Tencent to raise US$1.27 billion via dim sum bonds to finance AI ambitions

Tencent takes advantage of the Hong Kong bull run to raise funds in 5-, 10- and 30-year tranches for its AI war chest.

17 Sep 2025 - 4:31PM

Banking & finance

Shares in Chinese energy-storage firm Shuangdeng soar in Hong Kong debut

Stock ended the day 31 per cent above the offer price, valuing the company at HK$7.94 billion (US$1 billion).

26 Aug 2025 - 5:52PM

IPO

Hong Kong tops the US as IPO venue for mainland Chinese start-ups

46 Chinese companies raised US$16.5 billion via IPOs in Hong Kong so far this year, compared with 16 listings that raised US$740.9 million in the US.

23 Aug 2025 - 10:22AMvideocam

IPO

Innogen Pharmaceutical’s shares soar in Hong Kong trading debut

Shares in major biotech companies in Hong Kong have gained an average of 137 per cent in cumulative returns this year.

15 Aug 2025 - 5:41PM

Innogen Pharmaceutical Group’s founder Wang Qinghua (left) and Chief Financial Officer Jiang Fan (right) at the trading debut at the Hong Kong stock exchange on August 15, 2025. Photo: Julie Zhang

Hong Kong stock market

Southbound capital flow into Hong Kong stocks hits record in first 7 months

Sharp increase in mainland buying comes as trading and fundraising activity in the city rebounds after a multi-year slump.

1 Aug 2025 - 4:40PM

HKEX

Explainer | What Hong Kong should do to prepare for 24-hour market trading

Trading licences, online platforms and new disclosure and settlement rules are needed to prepare for round-the-clock trading.

22 Jul 2025 - 9:09AM

HKEX

Hong Kong brokers divided on the pros and cons of 24-hour trading

The Orion Derivatives Platform developed by HKEX for roll-out in 2028 creates the capability to handle near 24-hour trading in derivatives.

22 Jul 2025 - 7:30AM

A video Wall at the Connect Hall of the HKEX on February 28, 2018. The hall was converted into a ceremonial space for marking the trading debuts of stocks during initial public offerings, since trading was all digitalised and computerised a year earlier. Photo: Xiaomei Chen

Insurance

Typhoon Wipha: insurance claims likely to be smaller than damages from Saola

Zurich Insurance and other providers reported a lower number of claims a day after Typhoon Wipha lashed the city.

21 Jul 2025 - 7:14PMvideocam

Bamboo scaffolding collapses in Siu Sai Wan as Typhoon Wipha lashes Hong Kong. Photo: Sam Tsang

Everbright Securities International

HashKey aims for US$214 million in Hong Kong IPO amid Beijing’s crypto pressure

Retail investors oversubscribe crypto exchange operator’s offering despite China central bank’s tough stance on virtual assets.

Chinese consumer and tourism firms turn to shareholder perks to stimulate sales

HSBC names veteran accountant Brendan Nelson new chairman amid Asia growth push

HKEX rides rising turnover and IPOs to post record profit of US$628 million

Third-quarter profit jumps 56 per cent from a year earlier to HK$4.9 billion (US$628 million), beating analysts’ estimate of HK$4.7 billion.

Why is HSBC privatising Hang Seng Bank? It’s for efficiency, analysts say

The privatisation will lead to synergies, save costs and improve efficiency in terms of personnel and systems, Everbright’s Kenny Ng says.

China’s state buyers buttress stock run with US$553 billion in holdings

With larger holdings than all foreign investors combined, the ‘national team’ led by Central Huijin has upped its buying of ETFs this year.

Zijin Gold launches second-biggest Hong Kong IPO of the year

Offering attracts 29 cornerstone investors, including heavyweights GIC, Hillhouse, BlackRock and Schroders.

Tencent to raise US$1.27 billion via dim sum bonds to finance AI ambitions

Tencent takes advantage of the Hong Kong bull run to raise funds in 5-, 10- and 30-year tranches for its AI war chest.

Shares in Chinese energy-storage firm Shuangdeng soar in Hong Kong debut

Stock ended the day 31 per cent above the offer price, valuing the company at HK$7.94 billion (US$1 billion).

Hong Kong tops the US as IPO venue for mainland Chinese start-ups

46 Chinese companies raised US$16.5 billion via IPOs in Hong Kong so far this year, compared with 16 listings that raised US$740.9 million in the US.

Innogen Pharmaceutical’s shares soar in Hong Kong trading debut

Shares in major biotech companies in Hong Kong have gained an average of 137 per cent in cumulative returns this year.

Southbound capital flow into Hong Kong stocks hits record in first 7 months

Sharp increase in mainland buying comes as trading and fundraising activity in the city rebounds after a multi-year slump.

.css-sioo19{color:#c79a00;}Explainer | What Hong Kong should do to prepare for 24-hour market trading

Trading licences, online platforms and new disclosure and settlement rules are needed to prepare for round-the-clock trading.

Hong Kong brokers divided on the pros and cons of 24-hour trading

The Orion Derivatives Platform developed by HKEX for roll-out in 2028 creates the capability to handle near 24-hour trading in derivatives.

Typhoon Wipha: insurance claims likely to be smaller than damages from Saola

Zurich Insurance and other providers reported a lower number of claims a day after Typhoon Wipha lashed the city.

Explainer | What Hong Kong should do to prepare for 24-hour market trading