Andrew Loong joins the exchange from a digital family office in Singapore.

Andrew Loong joins the exchange from a digital family office in Singapore.
The launch is part of broader plans to transform Hong Kong into a virtual assets trading hub.
Companies that want to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange will be asked to explain why they lack diversity on the board.
Hong Kong’s Financial Services Development Council (FSDC) recommends broadening of the domestic listed structured product range by introducing yield enhancement, participation and capital-protected products.
Could a high profile listing help the depressed Hong Kong market, which is trading slightly above its 2008 low?
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has outlined plans to push ahead with the introduction of the Bond Connect scheme.
Hong Kong’s markets fell year-on-year during 2015 and China concerns put them at risk in 2016, according to an SFC report.
Nearly one year after launch, the Stock Connect has largely been a success in terms of what regulators set out to do, though much more needs to be done, according to Tae Yoo, head of client business development in the global markets division for the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Despite A-share volatility, mainland markets were the world’s best performers from January to June, and Indonesia’s index was the worst.
The XIE Shares FTSE Chimerica ETF (Chimerica) was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange today and tracks the FTSE China N Shares All Cap Capped Net Tax Index. Apart from the new ETF, the firm has plans to launch three additional ETFs during 2015, Tobias Bland, chief executive at EIP told Fund Selector Asia. “There are […]
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