Hong Kong

Chinese creditors pivot to Hong Kong courts to recoup property developer debts

The number of cases is rising as builders finish restructuring after a sector crisis

The opening of Tim Ho Wan's 10th outlet at Mikiki Mall in Kowloon, Hong Kong in February. The chain has more than doubled its network of stores in the city in the past year.

Dim sum chain Tim Ho Wan ramps up North America, Hong Kong expansion after Jollibee acquisition

Joining the Jollibee Group has boosted the brand’s global scalability. It has also adopted stronger SOPs that can be replicated across markets

Gross domestic product growth in the first quarter was the fastest since the second quarter of 2021.

Hong Kong Q1 GDP expands at strongest pace in nearly five years

The government projects GDP growth of between 2.5%-3.5% for 2026

New World is expected to pocket about US$300 million in cash after netting off debt, a source said.

New World weighing sale of stake in US$2 billion HK hotel portfolio: sources

The potential buyers include Aravest, a Sumitomo Mitsui Finance & Leasing-backed real-estate manager

Segantii Capital Management founder Simon Sadler and an ex-employee face trial for 2017 insider trading involving Esprit shares.

The US$1.14 million trade that sparked Hong Kong’s Segantii insider trading trial

The court case is expected to run for about a month, will put the company under a microscope

The rush of Hong Kong dollar public bond issuance has taken shape over the past 12 to 18 months as liquidity has grown at the city’s financial institutions.

Hong Kong’s local debt market becomes surprise funding hotspot

The city’s appeal as a safe haven amid turmoil in the Middle East and other regions has helped fuel the recent activity

The transaction comes after deals from government-backed public transport operator and developer MTR, and flagship carrier Cathay Pacific Airways.

Hong Kong airport raises HK$19 billion amid local-debt boom

It sells three, five and 10-year bonds, with the 10-year note yielding 3.38%

Alta Advisers is now in the process of removing itself from Hong Kong’s business registry.

Family office for US$12 billion Tetra Pak Fortune exits Hong Kong

Alta Advisers still has an Asia entity in Singapore that it set up more than a decade ago

Imports from and exports to China jumped 42 per cent and 35 per cent, respectively compared with the first quarter last year. 

Hong Kong has widest trade deficit since 1952

Imports up more than 41% from the same period in 2025

CATL priced 62.4 million new H shares at HK$628.20 each, the bottom of its marketed range.

Chinese EV battery maker CATL rides green energy wave to raise US$5 billion in Hong Kong

The oil shock is quickening the global pivot to clean energy, a sector dominated by CATL