FT Complimentary Webinar
Can Hong Kong revive its capital markets?
Until the recent surge sparked by government intervention, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index (HSI) had been on a downward trajectory, raising concerns about the market's long-term health.
With its last blockbuster IPO being over three years ago and a record value of delistings since 2020, how can Hong Kong withstand global competition?
Examine the positioning of Hong Kong's capital markets now.
This webinar, hosted by the Financial Times, will examine the positioning of Hong Kong's capital markets. Our expert panel will also discuss its relationship with mainland China, challenges in attracting listings, and strategies to reclaim its strength as a global capital markets hub.
Key topics covered:
- Global capital plays a significant role in the performance of Hong Kong’s stock market. How can Hong Kong maintain its attractiveness with competition from Shanghai, Japan, and India?
- Given the strong ties between Hong Kong's market and mainland China, how will US tariff policies impact the Hong Kong market? Should HKEX continue to prioritise its relationship with China or diversify?
- Despite various initiatives by the HKMA and HKSAR Government to bolster Hong Kong's bond market, what further actions can authorities take to truly ignite market growth and attract greater investment?
- Out of 30 IPOs in the first half of 2024, “Chapter 18C’ only brought in one listing. What additional measures can be taken to make Hong Kong a more appealing destination for tech listings?
- Hong Kong is a leader in green finance, particularly in the green bond market. How can this strength be leveraged to create opportunities for green stocks and attract investors interested in sustainable investments?
- As crypto adoption grows in Hong Kong, how can the market strike the right balance between introducing innovative products and mitigating potential volatility?
