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STORY ANGLES - Focuses on market impact: Articles consistently analyze how geopolitical events, regulatory changes, or corporate moves influence Hong Kong's financial markets.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 57
- Latest publication
- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for South China Morning Post
- Top 50K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 6, 2026
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Why Hong Kong banks have shut down 40% of branches in recent years (opens the original)
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With the ability to transfer funds at 2am and AI to help plan investments, branches on every corner no longer make sense, local bankers say New York may be known as the city that never sleeps, but many Hongkongers like to take care of banking transactions at 2am – a truth that helps explain why 40 per cent of physical branches have disappeared in recent years, according to local bank executives. While the number of Hong Kong licensed banks had remained stable around 150 for many years, the numbe
Morgan Stanley leak of confidential deal pipeline alarms Hong Kong market (opens the original)
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Morgan Stanley says it ‘promptly took steps to address this inadvertent sharing of information’ and that it is engaged with relevant parties The inadvertent disclosure of confidential information by a Morgan Stanley employee this week alarmed Hong Kong’s banking industry, listed issuers and regulators, according to several sources familiar with the matter. An email sent by the Hong Kong-based employee on Tuesday afternoon included an attached file with details on more than 100 deals in the pipel
Hong Kong maps out gold, bond and liquidity push to deepen offshore yuan use (opens the original)
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HKEX to launch yuan gold futures as HKMA eyes new products and platforms to expand offshore market activity “We have recently reactivated our gold contract in the US dollar. But in the future, perhaps sometime early next year, we will be coming up with a yuan-denominated gold futures contract,” said Gregory Yu, managing director and head of markets at HKEX, at the Treasury Markets Summit 2026, which was attended by hundreds of bankers. “We will continue to build various precious metals and other
Double blow as top HSBC bankers lose education perk as job fears mount: sources (opens the original)
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HSBC axes education benefits worth up to HK$300,000 as integration with Hang Seng Bank threatens jobs – but investors stay upbeat HSBC, the biggest lender in Hong Kong, will scrap an education subsidy programme for all newly hired or newly promoted senior executives from Friday, according to an internal memo seen by the South China Morning Post. Employees who were already in the bank’s top three grades as of Thursday, including managing directors and department heads, will continue to enjoy the
Exchange Fund may buy more gold to support Hong Kong’s trading hub ambitions (opens the original)
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A larger allocation to precious metals could improve diversification and align with the city’s gold hub strategy, says HKMA’s Eddie Yue Hong Kong’s Exchange Fund, the war chest used to defend the local currency, is considering increasing its exposure to gold and other precious metals as part of the government’s push to develop the city into a gold trading hub. Yue said the Exchange Fund could increase its allocation to gold, which currently accounted for only a small portion of its portfolio, bu
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