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Maria SantosFinance

HSBC AM Names Asia Head of Credit Research

HSBC’s asset management arm appoints a new head of credit research in Asia amid an ongoing expansion across its product range and distribution capabilities in the region. HSBC Asset Management appoints Seok Poh Yeoh as head of credit research for Asia,…

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Maria SantosFinance

HSBC Rolls Out Institutional Family Office Services

Single-family office clients across Asia will be able to tap on HSBC’s team of investment banking specialists and institutional execution services. HSBC said that combining the family office and wealth planning strengths of its private banking business with…

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Aiko TanakaFinance

OCBC Names Successor for for Hong Kong Chief

OCBC appoints new chief for its Hong Kong unit, succeeding longstanding veteran Na Wu Beng. Ivy Au-yeung has been appointed chief executive of OCBC Wing Hang – the Singapore lender’s Hong Kong unit – according to a report, effective as of May 20, reporting to…

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Sarah ChenTelecom

Huawei CFO Wins Extradition Hearing Delay

An agreement between Huawei and HSBC in Hong Kong has led Canadian courts to delay chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou’s extradition hearing. Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou was handed a three-month delay for her U.S. extradition hearing, according to a court…

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Minjun ParkGeneral

Causeway Bay deposed as Asia’s most-expensive retail strip

Two-thirds of retail strips in Asia Pacific saw rental declines in 2020, with Causeway Bay in Hong Kong experiencing the steepest decline at 43%, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s latest Asia Pacific Main Streets Report. Causeway Bay had been #1 across the…

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Rajiv MenonFashion

Adidas quits Hong Kong Central as retail stagnation continues

Adidas is exiting Hong Kong’s Central prime business district. The German sportswear giant signed a HK$4.34 million a month, or HK$52.1 million a year, lease for the 13,000 sq ft shop at 36 Queen’s Road in 2015. Removal staff were seen dismantling shelves and…

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Minjun ParkFinance

Citi Elevates Senior Hong Kong Investment Banker

Citi has expanded the role of its regional head of corporate finance with greater responsibilities for the Hong Kong investment banking business. Alex Schrantz has been named head of banking, capital markets and advisory (BCMA) for Hong Kong, according to a…

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Sarah ChenFinance

StanChart Expands Hiring Efforts in Hong Kong

Standard Chartered plans to hire about 400 staff in Hong Kong this year as part of the ongoing expansion of its retail baking and wealth management business. The Asia-focused lender’s hiring plans are part of its strategy to tap demand from affluent customers…

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Minjun ParkFinance

Citi Boosts Hong Kong Wealth Headcount

Citi unveiled its hiring plans for its wealth management business in Hong Kong – one of the few remaining markets the bank will place its renewed focus on after announcing a series of planned exits. Citi will look to hire up to 500 people in its Hong Kong…

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Aiko TanakaFinance

HSBC Shifts Top Execs to Hong Kong

HSBC will relocate some of its top executives from London to Hong Kong as the British lender places increasingly greater emphasis on the region. Global banking and markets co-head Greg Guyett, wealth and personal banking chief executive Nuno Matos, and global…

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Aiko TanakaFashion

Hong Kong chain AbouThai raided over labelling breaches

Hong Kong authorities have seized nearly 9000 Thai cleaning products suspected to have wrong labeling from a shop founded by a pro-democracy activist facing charges under the city’s contentious national security law. Customs officers on Thursday raided 25…

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Rajiv MenonFood

Flash Coffee to open 300 outlets after fresh funding round

Tech-enabled coffee chain Flash Coffee has raised US$15 million in its Series A funding led by White Star Capital, aiming to launch 300 stores this year. The Series A round sets the total capital raised by Flash Coffee to US$20 million. Investors include…

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Wei ZhangFashion

Louis Vuitton launches Objets Nomades in Hong Kong

Louis Vuitton has transformed Pedder Building into its own private salon, replete with their celebrated Objets Nomades collection. The occasion also marks the international launch of the brand’s latest Objet Nomade — Lanterns, intricately weaved lamps that…

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Aiko TanakaFashion

Louis Vuitton launches Objets Nomades in Hong Kong

Louis Vuitton’s Objets Nomades collection – a collection of travel-inspired furniture and objects made in collaboration with internationally renowned designers – first launched in 2012. Now, the Maison’s collaborative design showcase has landed in Hong Kong…

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