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- Aug 26, 2026
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Amos Food hungry for Hong Kong capital to expand global sweets empire (opens the original)
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The confectionery firm’s Peelerz gummies have become a viral sensation on TikTok. Now, it aims to raise funds to expand its overseas presence Chinese confectionery giant Amos Food is seeking a listing in Hong Kong, as the firm looks to capitalise on the viral popularity of its sweets brands by ramping up investment in its overseas operations. Shenzhen-based Amos – known for its Peelerz peelable gummies and TastySounds music lollipops – has seen its sales soar over the past few years, especially
Hong Kong insurers to weather Beijing’s tax shift with 8-10% premium growth: S&P (opens the original)
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Credit-rating agency says heightened scrutiny likely to create compliance hurdles, not destroy demand Hong Kong’s life insurers could still see annual premium growth of 8 to 10 per cent over the next two years, despite a recent regulatory shift stemming from Beijing’s overseas taxation rules, according to S&P Global Ratings. Resilient demand for overseas diversification should prevent a lasting downturn, the credit rating agency said, another vote of confidence in the city’s thriving insurance a
Chinese banks test repo-linked corporate loans for more market-based pricing (opens the original)
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Lenders are shifting loan benchmarks to short-term market rates, which analysts say heightens volatility and tests risk controls The shift to the overnight or seven-day depository-institutions repo rate (DR) from the monthly-released loan prime rate (LPR) follows Beijing’s June decision to change lending benchmarks to better reflect market conditions. Bank of China, one of the nation’s biggest state-controlled lenders, has rolled out DR-linked corporate loans in Shanghai, Ningbo in eastern China
China’s banks look to unload US$8.2b in bad credit-card loans (opens the original)
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The pace of disposal efforts has accelerated since July, coinciding with the country’s slowing economy China’s commercial banks have stepped up efforts to dispose of non-performing credit-card loans, putting billions of yuan in troubled consumer debt up for sale as lenders seek to clean up balance sheets amid rising bad loans and shrinking interest margins. About 130 notices seeking buyers for bulk transfers of non-performing credit-card loans have been disclosed on the Banking Credit Asset Regi
Over a quarter of China’s ultra-wealthy in Beijing and Shanghai, report says (opens the original)
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Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdong hold most super-rich households as weaknesses in real estate and market volatility weigh on private capital Chinese megacities are seeing a slight decrease in households with assets of at least 100 million yuan (US$14.8 million), as the country’s private wealth remains concentrated in three places – national capital Beijing, financial centre Shanghai and southern Guangdong province, a technology and export hub. Beijing and Shanghai had a combined 34,700 ultra-high
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