Paul Chan

Hong Kong's finance chief launches "AI for All" to upskill workers with major tech firms.

Mega-events in Hong Kong drew 1.75 million visitors, generating HK$5.8 billion in spending in the first half of the year.

Hong Kong's Trade Development Council launched its third Shopping Festival, expanding beyond mainland China to Singapore and Malaysia for the first time, featuring 280 brands in August and 100 brands in September to boost cross-border e-commerce for local businesses.

Hong Kong can act as a "super converter" for mainland China, vouching for products internationally with its trusted brand name.

Hong Kong's finance chief Paul Chan will lead a business delegation to Saudi Arabia to boost Middle East ties.

Hong Kong supports Chinese mainland tech's overseas expansion, says Paul Chan, financial secretary.

Hong Kong serves as a strategic ground for mainland Chinese tech giants to expand globally.

Hong Kong's finance chief Paul Chan says the city can surpass New York and Silicon Valley combined through Greater Bay Area integration.

Hong Kong's finance chief says the Middle East war has a limited impact on local inflation due to a service-based economy.

Hong Kong claimed the world's top cross-boundary wealth management position with US$2.9 trillion in assets, up 10.7% in 2025, driven by mainland Chinese flows and robust IPO activity, while government initiatives attracted over 3,380 family offices.

China's Financial Secretary visits Europe to strengthen China-Europe ties and mutual development.

Hong Kong is on track for its strongest quarterly growth in nearly five years, exceeding 4 percent.

Hang Seng Index rose over 200 points on Monday ahead of Iran peace talks.

Hong Kong is expected to become the world's second global financial hub within 15 years.

Paul Chan emphasizes security is central to Hong Kong's development.

Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan reported that the territory's economy demonstrated resilience during the first quarter of 2026, indicating stable economic performance amid broader regional economic challenges.

Hong Kong's finance chief says the city remains stable. Oil prices are surging due to Mideast turmoil. The city's financial markets operate smoothly.

The 36th Food Expo opens in Hong Kong, showcasing global flavors and wellness trends.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index climbed 0.5 percent to 26,009.40 points, driven by investor optimism surrounding renewed diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran, which eased geopolitical tensions affecting regional markets.

Hong Kong has fundamentally transformed into a mainland Chinese city following Beijing's 2019-2020 democratic crackdown, as evidenced by compromised rule of law, foreign judge resignations, and population shifts replacing expatriate professionals with mainland workers.

Hong Kong's finance chief says the city can serve as a launch pad for AI firms and a hub for AI commercialization.

Hong Kong's finance chief says the city can drive China's global growth push.

Hong Kong's government announced measures in 2026 to boost offshore yuan trading and expand investment options for mainland Chinese firms, leveraging the city's hub status within the Greater Bay Area framework while addressing illegal trading concerns.

Hong Kong accelerates AI development with citywide training and major investments in computing infrastructure.

China $9 Billion Green Bond Demand Surges

Hong Kong's finance chief Paul Chan raised the 2026 inflation forecast to 2.6 percent, attributing limited Middle East war impact due to the city's service-based economy and stable mainland Chinese energy supplies cushioning external shocks.

Hong Kong's finance chief urges closer Europe ties and dialogue to address differences and tap into capital markets.

Hong Kong records a 17% jump in investments, driven by machinery purchases and construction, in the first quarter of the year.

Hong Kong's fiscal surplus is revised to HK$11 billion, nearly four times the original estimate.

Hong Kong is expected to become the world's second global financial hub within 15 years.

Hong Kong is expected to become the world's second global financial hub within 15 years.

Hong Kong's economy demonstrated resilience in the first quarter of 2026, according to Paul Chan.

Hong Kong's economy shows resilience. Global headwinds affect it.

Hong Kong's eMPF cuts administration fees by 21.6%. Savings will reach US$6.4 billion in 10 years. Reduction takes effect April 1.

Hong Kong's finance chief says US trade policy shifts will have a primarily psychological impact on the city's economy.

A law firm lost touch with hundreds of clients suing over a Los Angeles County landfill and will drop out of litigation.

Paul Chan says the Northern Metropolis will make Hong Kong more liveable with bigger living spaces.

Gulf capital flows into Asia as Hong Kong-Middle East trade rises 35% in 2026.

Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan revealed that Beijing's investigation into three brokerages aimed to prevent foreign exchange outflows and protect mainland retail investors, while the government balances economic growth with capital stability concerns.

Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced authorities are expanding the Cross-boundary Wealth Management Connect scheme, offering mainland Chinese investors broader product options including higher-risk, innovative investments, while strengthening oversight against illegal trading.

Hong Kong's finance chief Paul Chan praises film Dear You for its depiction of the Teochew community.

Starry Lee urges Hong Kong officials to respect lawmakers' dissenting views and engage in dialogue.

PolyU Faculty of Business celebrates its DBA programme's 30th anniversary with industry leaders.

Hong Kong’s market surge drives ‘fear of missing out’ among French investors

Paul Chan forecasts 5.9% GDP growth and urges sector reform.

Hong Kong's IPO market exceeds HK$140 billion, maintaining its global lead, with strong demand from high-quality companies.

Paul Chan predicts Hong Kong will become the world's second financial hub within 15 years.

Hong Kong balances financial security and innovation as China's "firewall" amid geopolitical tensions.

Hong Kong's economy demonstrated resilience in early 2026 despite Middle East tensions, as Finance Chief Paul Chan attributed growth to mainland China's steady expansion and Hong Kong's positioning as a global fintech hub, with stock trading averaging HK$260 billion daily.

Hong Kong remains stable despite surging oil prices. Oil prices have increased due to Middle East turmoil.