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11/10（二）
‘We were always here’: UBS CEO ups Hong Kong commitment des…
UBS, Switzerland’s largest bank, will keep investing in Hong Kong and mainland China, viewing the city as a gateway to tap the growing number of wealthy clients across the border, according to a senior executive. CEO Sergio Ermotti said the lender took a long-term view of its regional business rather than responding to short-term policy cycles, dismissing suggestions that its expansion in the United States would come at the expense of Asia. “The plans are the ones we had … in the last decades …...
#Banking & finance#Wealth management#Investing#Hong Kong economy#United States#Hong Kong
In Focus | China’s tech funding divide faces test as fears…
For Jason Wang, a media operator based in Zhengzhou in central China’s Henan province, switching his long-held investment strategy of buying gold to tech-themed funds was a bittersweet decision. The 28-year-old retail investor, who has no idea about tech company fundamentals, started buying tech funds – focused on China’s semiconductors, robotics and similar sectors – at the end of last year amid a bull run that lasted until the middle of this year. Watching returns on his semiconductor funds...
#Artificial intelligence (AI)#China#AI: Industry Trends#Technology#Investing#China technology
南華早報11/9（一）
Why is China’s demand for gold continuing to grow despite f…
At Beijing’s Tianya Jewellery Market, a major gold bazaar in the Chinese capital, saleswoman Zhang Fan has seen more customers over the past few weeks. “Many people see buying gold as a necessity for weddings, so that is not bound by timing,” Zhang said. “But there is another group of customers – those who feel that the current price is right.” China’s demand for gold has continued to grow as prices fall, with some consumers, investors and the central bank continuing to purchase the metal even...
#China consumption#China#China economy#Central banks#Investing#United States
Hong Kong retail investors turn to ETFs for long-term wealt…
Hong Kong retail investors are increasingly turning to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to build long-term wealth, with nearly half planning to start investing in the products or increase their exposure over the coming year, according to a survey by BlackRock’s iShares. The study of 2,007 Hong Kong adults found that 31 per cent currently held ETFs, giving the city the second-highest ownership rate among the five Asia-Pacific markets surveyed. The others were Australia, Japan, Singapore and...
#ETFs#BlackRock#Hong Kong stock market#Investing#Hong Kong economy#Banking & finance
11/7（六）
Why China is investing heavily in African push to bring min…
Chinese investors have backed mineral processing and manufacturing projects worth more than US$16 billion across Africa, a new report has concluded, amid an increasing push by countries to secure a greater share of the earnings from their natural resources. The continent is a major international supplier of key minerals such as copper, cobalt and iron ore, and countries such as the Democratic Republic of Congo, Guinea and Zimbabwe have previously introduced mineral export bans or restrictions to...
Why wealth managers see opportunity in Hong Kong despite Be…
Global financial leaders who gathered in Hong Kong this week largely sidestepped Beijing’s offshore trust tax crackdown, a lingering near-term hurdle for the city’s otherwise expanding wealth management industry. Beijing’s move earlier this year to step up scrutiny of wealthy families’ overseas assets was barely discussed openly at a series of financial industry events, including the Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit and the PWMA Wealth Management Industry Summit 2026, even as it...
#Wealth management#Hong Kong#China#Investing#Banking & finance#Financial regulation
