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Express News | HKEX documents show that JPMorgan reduced its long position in Anta listed in hong kong from 5.01% to 4.31% on November 29.
Express News | Babytree Group: Will not apply for a review of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Listing Committee's decision to delist the company.
Nomura has listed a guide to the main stock names in the China market for next year in 'Da Hang'.
Nomura released its outlook report for the asia (excluding japan) market for next year, listing the weight proportions of Chinese stocks and the Hong Kong market in the firm's Asia-Pacific (excluding japan) portfolio, which are 30.6% and 3.3%, respectively. The report also includes a list of indicative stock ideas: Stock │ Weight proportion in the firm’s asia (excluding japan) market portfolio Tencent (00700.HK) │ 6% alibaba (09988.HK) │ 4.5% Anta (02020.HK) │ 3% BYD (01211
Express News | 大众口腔 submits IPO application to Hong Kong Stock Exchange, plans to increase market share through acquisitions.
Cross-border wealth management pass 2.0 has been implemented for eight months, with a scale increase of more than five times.
Since the implementation of the "Cross-Border Wealth Management Connect 2.0" in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area on February 26, by the end of October, the number of individual investors reached 0.1254 million people, with the amount of funds transferred increasing from 15.283 billion yuan (RMB, the same below) at the end of February to 95.216 billion yuan, a rise of 5.23 times. This policy promotes interconnectedness in the financial market, provides diverse choices for investors, and stimulates market vitality.
Express News | On November 28, China CITIC Group reduced its long position in Bank A's A shares from 85.80% to 84.83% on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
The Grass Princess Group passed the listing hearing, and artist Guo Jin'an serves as a non-executive director.
Healthcare and beauty skincare company Cao Ji Group passed the listing hearing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with AgBank International as the exclusive sponsor.
EY: Hong Kong ranks fourth in the global exchange in terms of fundraising with a total of 10.7 billion US dollars this year.
Ernst & Young estimates that as of November 30, 2024, according to publicly available statistics, Hong Kong ranked fourth in the global exchange for this year with a fundraising amount of 10.7 billion US dollars (about 83.46 billion Hong Kong dollars), accounting for 9% of the global IPO fundraising amount.
Ernst & Young: It is expected that there will be 70 IPOs in Hong Kong this year, with a total fundraising amount not exceeding one trillion Hong Kong dollars.
According to Ernst & Young, as of November 30, 2024, public information statistics indicate that a total of 64 companies are expected to list in Hong Kong in 2024, raising 83.4 billion Hong Kong dollars.
Express News | USA's I Squared is reportedly making a takeover proposal to hkbn, potentially sparking a bidding war.
HSBC Research: Expectations of rate cuts eased, banks more favorable than HKEX (00388.HK), preferring BOC Hong Kong (02388.HK).
HSBC Research published a report indicating that due to improved investment sentiment in October, deposits continue to migrate, with fixed deposit balances decreasing by 31.6 billion HKD month-on-month, while current and savings deposits (CASA) balances increased by 35.6 billion HKD month-on-month. However, loan demand remains weak, and capital markets activity has also slowed down.
The new stock, Yuejiang Technology, passed the listing hearing.
Shenzhen Yuqiang Technology, engaged in the development, manufacturing, and commercialization of collaborative siasun robot&automation, has passed the main board listing hearing, with guotai junan i and agriculture international serving as joint sponsors.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Group CFO to Take On CEO Role
hkex (00388.HK): Li Baiyan will become the Chief Operating Officer of the hkex, and also serve as the Chief Executive of HKEX and HKFE.
Grantham11月29th丨 hkex(00388.HK) announced that Charles Li Xiaojia will retire on December 31, 2024, and will step down from all positions of the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) group; positions include Vice Chief Executive of HKEX, Co-Chief Operating Officer, Co-Head of Markets, as well as Chief Executive of LME and Hong Kong Futures Exchange (both are wholly-owned subsidiaries of HKEX). Li Bowen, current Co-Chief Operating Officer and Group Chief Financial Officer, will become the Chief Operating Officer of HKEX, also continuing as the Group Chief Financial Officer. Li Bowen will also take on
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (00388.HK) announces multiple management appointments.
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (00388.HK) announced several management appointments today (29th), which will take effect on January 1st of next year. The Deputy CEO, Co-COO, and Co-Head of Markets, Yao Jiarun, will retire at the end of the year. He will also step down as the CEO of both the Stock Exchange and the Futures Exchange. After his retirement, Liu Biyn will assume the position of Chief Operating Officer at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange while continuing to serve as the Group's Chief Financial Officer. In addition, she will serve as the CEO of both the Stock Exchange and the Futures Exchange. The aforementioned appointments have been approved by the Securities and Futures Commission. With Liu Biyn taking up the role of Chief Operating Officer, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange announced the appointment of Xu Liang as the director general.
Julia Leung Fung-yee: issuing a warning on high ownership to protect investors.
After multiple listed companies were warned by the SFC about high ownership, their stock prices plummeted immediately. Julia Leung Fung-yee, the CEO of the SFC, stated that issuing warnings is to protect investors, emphasizing the cautious monitoring of the market by the regulatory department. She also mentioned that by the end of this year, licensing matters for virtual asset trading platforms will be announced. However, she did not respond to whether platforms that have undergone review and failed to meet standards are considered 'licensed'. Instead, she mentioned that reports will disclose common issues found when platforms apply for licenses. In addition, the voluntary code of conduct for Hong Kong's Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) rating and data product suppliers was launched last month. Julia Leung Fung-yee stated that five suppliers are ready to sign this voluntary agreement.
Bonnie Chan Yi-ting: LME's research on setting up warehouses in Hong Kong is progressing well, hoping for good news by the end of the year.
Hong Kong Exchange(00388.HK) CEO Bonnie Chan Yi-ting mentioned in an interview with Cable News that she believes the proposal to establish a csi commodity equity index trading circle in the policy address will help promote surrounding logistics and financing opportunities in Hong Kong. In fact, the London Metal Exchange (LME) under the Hong Kong Exchange had earlier expressed plans to study the feasibility of opening approved warehouses in Hong Kong. Chan Yi-ting revealed that the initial feasibility study primarily involves tax and regulatory issues, and progress is currently going well. It is hoped that good news will be announced by the end of the year, followed by the launch of the second phase of work. She added that once the basic conditions are met for the second phase, matching work should commence primarily.
Express News | HKEX disclosed that on November 25, JPMorgan increased its long position in Weichai Power's H shares from 6.19% to 7.07%.
Express News | HKEX: On November 27, Standard Chartered Bank repurchased 558,768 shares of stocks for 5.4 million British pounds on other exchanges.
Daily Bull and Bear | The long and short situation has reversed! The Hang Seng Index night futures closed at 19,678 points, with bull certificates regaining the upper hand; Tencent has broken through HKD 400, with several bull certificates doubling and su
As of the market close, the total market turnover was 138.9 billion Hong Kong dollars; all warrants bull bear certificates totaled 12 billion Hong Kong dollars in turnover, accounting for 8.7% of the total market turnover, with a 4.7% proportion of good position and a 4.0% proportion of light position.