Hong Kong’s airport authority raises US$2.4 billion from historic bond issuance
The Airport Authority of Hong Kong (AAHK) raised HK$18.5 billion (US$2.4 billion) from the largest-ever institutional bond denominated in Hong Kong dollars, joining a cohort of borrowers who are tapping the market amid slower-than-expected interest rate reductions.
Hong Kong has no intention and sees no need to change the system that pegs the city's currency in a tight band to the U.S.
HSBC Holdings Plc is turning bullish on Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong, touting them as beneficiaries of more “favorable ...
In October, Hong Kong vowed to adopt new laws setting minimum space and safety norms for sub-divided flats, where each ...
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has announced a Supervisory Incubator for distributed ledger technology to help banks that ...
The HKMA has unveiled the "Supervisory Incubator for Distributed Ledger Technology" to help banks adopt blockchain-based ...
LAS VEGAS, U.S. -- No matter what happens, Hong Kong companies will work harder to make connections with the U.S. and secure ...
A government push to modernize taxi services comes up against the habits of drivers known for driving fast and accepting only ...
You can find the Japanese bakery at 15 Lan Fong Road in Causeway Bay near Lee Garden One.
HONG KONG — Hundreds gathered in Hong Kong on Saturday to watch the city’s first pyrotechnics drone show, as part of ...
Anhui Conch Material Technology shares slid as much as 45% in early trading Thursday to 1.64 Hong Kong dollars. The Chinese chemical materials supplier raised HK$395.9 million, equivalent to US$50.9 ...
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