Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s tertiary education policy shift ignites co-living growth
Given its defensive nature, the student accommodation sector is getting attention from forward-looking investors, providing a high-yield alternative to traditional asset classes.
Hong Kong’s tertiary education policy shift ignites co-living growth
Given its defensive nature, the student accommodation sector is getting attention from forward-looking investors, providing a high-yield alternative to traditional asset classes.
Gov't seeks feedback on revised Private Columbaria Ordinance
The public can send feedback until 2 June.
Govt to launch eMPF platform in June
The platform will reduce admin costs.
Gov’t to cut taxes on salaries and profit for FY23-24
In FY2023-24, the government sent out 2.44 million tax returns.
Construction sector stagnates due to rising costs and competition
Private and non-private residential construction works also fell in 1Q24.
SFC probes Segantii for insider trading charges
The SFC pressed charges against the firm, its founder, and former trader.
Hong Kong Life promotes wealth transfer with new plan
It includes features like flexible death settlement options.
Health department greenlights Nefecon for adult IgAN Patients
Hong Kong is the fourth jurisdiction that approved the use of Nefecon.
Gov’t names new Airport Authority chairman
He will succeed Jack So.
Hong Kong updates financial account information exchange list
It removed nine jurisdictions and welcomed 11.
CLP Power launches $58m coupons programme to boost consumer spending
This will benefit around 580,000 households.
Mortgage loans in negative equity surge to 32,073 in Q1
The total value of residential mortgage loans rose to $165.3b.
Evergrande stalls 2023 annual results release
The company also warned of possible delays in the 2023 report distribution.
Statutory minimum wage to undergo annual review
The government will review the minimum age through two indicators.
Job title inflation trend fading in Hong Kong
About three in 10 employees practice job title inflation.
Fraud costs HK firms $3.64 per dollar lost
Financial institutions face a higher cost of $4.31.
Retail rents up 1.8% QoQ in 1Q24 amidst tourism surge
Tsim Sha Tsui led submarkets with a 2.6% increase.
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