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Hong Kong’s stock exchange operator yesterday posted HK$12.5 billion (US$1.6 billion) for last year, but also registered its worst quarterly earnings in two years as China’s crackdown on a host of business sectors hit trading and company debuts. Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEX) said its profits last year rose by 9 percent from the year before, thanks to a record first quarter. “HKEX had a strong year in 2021, despite a turbulent macro backdrop and the ongoing [COVID-19] pandemic...

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<li><span>Mary Schapiro, Stuart Gulliver, and Joseph Tsai re-appointed to International Advisory Council</span></li>
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<p><span>Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (“HKEX”) welcomes the Government’s re-appointment of Mrs Laura May-Lung Cha (“Mrs Cha”), Mrs Chow Woo Mo Fong, Susan (“Mrs Chow”) and Mr Hung Pi Cheng, Benjamin (“Mr Hung”) as members of HKEX’s Board of Directors (“Board”), each for a term of approximately two years from the conclusion of HKEX’s forthcoming...

Hong Kong’s unique pool of assets means its vision for innovation should not be bracketed by Western precedents. What the city needs to thrive is a vibrant local talent base, seamless cross-border collaboration and entrepreneurial culture that embraces risk-taking.

As investors digested updates from major central banks about the outlook for inflation and interest rates, the major markets suffered substantial corrections. In addition, geopolitical risks have also significantly influenced the market in the face of possible conflict in Ukraine. As a result, over 60% of the 34 constituents of the index ended the month in negative territory.