Hong Kong Securities Brokers Plan Lunch-Break Protest Today
Securities traders and restaurant staff will protest outside the Hong Kong stock exchange offices today over the bourse’s plan to reduce its lunchtime trading break.
PSE concludes three-day international road show
MANILA — The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) successfully concluded on Friday, a three-day international road show in Hong Kong dubbed "Philippine Corporate Day".
Hong Kong’s Tiger Court Fight Tests Regulator’s Offshore Reach
Hong Kong’s securities watchdog is fighting to defend the way it tackles offshore targets after losing the first round of its insider trading case against hedge fund firm Tiger Asia Management LLC.
Stanley Kwan, Creator of Hang Seng Stock Index, Dies at 86
Stanley Kwan, the banker whose 1969 creation, the Hang Seng Index, became a widely used gauge for the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, has died. He was 86.
China Suffers From Lowest Lunar Sales Growth Since 2009: Retail
Chinese shoppers on their Lunar New Year holiday were less lavish than expected at Hong Kong jewelers, curbed spending on beauty brands and slowed spending at South Korean stores. They may keep that pace in the coming year of the dragon.
Hong Kong Stocks Jump In First Trading Day Back From Chinese New Year Holiday
The Hong Kong stock exchange is open for the first time in the Year of the Dragon. The Hang Seng Index is up 1.1% early in the trading session. Historically, the Years of the Dragon are good ones for stocks . And its for good reason.
Hong Kong Brokers Boo Exchanges’ Li to Protest Shorter Lunch
Hong Kong securities traders and brokers, who last year lost the longest lunch break of the world’s 20 biggest exchanges, marched to the city’s bourse and booed at executives to protest a further reduction.
Hong Kong stock exchange chief foresees mainland Chinese being allowed to invest in yuan IPOs
By Kelvin Chan, The Associated Press HONG KONG - Hong Kong's stock market chief predicted Thursday that mainland Chinese investors will one day be able to take part in yuan-denominated IPOs following further ...
Li Ning Gains as TPG Buys Convertible Bonds: Hong Kong Mover
Li Ning Co., China’s biggest sportswear retailer, jumped the most in seven weeks in Hong Kong trading after selling 750 million yuan ($119 million) of convertible bonds to TPG Capital and Singapore’s sovereign fund.
Canadian oil sands company to list on Hong Kong exchange: report
Sunshine Oilsands Ltd., the Canadian company backed by Chinese investors is set to launch a US$600-million initial public offering on the Hong Kong stock exchange, according to the Financial Times.