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Hong Kong Budget: Numbers Any Politician Would Love
In Hong Kong yesterday financial secretary John Tsang Chun-wah released his latest budget. Hong Kong’s financial year runs from 1 April to 31 March. The overall review of this latest oeuvre is it is...
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Hong Kong at Tipping Point: Locusts, Luxury Retailer, Mainland Mums
Hong Kong is at a tipping point. Relations between locals and Mainlanders are at a new low, with as inflammatory ad in popular Chinese tabloid “Apple Daily” this week portraying the visitors as...
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He’s a locust! She’s a locust! Wouldn’t you like to be a locust too?
Earlier I shared insights into the recent negative advertisement by a group of disenfranchised Hong Kong people. Mainland Chinese were called “locusts” for their overwhelming presence in this city....
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In Michigan, Going for Votes Using “China Scare”
The USA Super Bowl was played a few hours back (Congratulations Giants fans). It was also a record day for Twitter. During Madonna’s half-time performance Twitter averaged 8,000 Tweets per second –...
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Europe Ready to Cash China’s Cheque
China is prepared to invest as much as €100 billion in the European Financial Stability Vehicle – the Euro bailout fund. This is a small part of China’s US$3 trillion foreign reserves. Yet it is a...
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Research Reports: China Financial Regulatory Updates
China Financial Regulatory Updates August 2013 Kreab Gavin Anderson Research-Asia’s China Financial Regulatory Updates offer snapshots of the latest regulatory developments that impact China’s banking,...
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