No fears of ‘exodus’ as Hong Kong handles HK$31 trillion in assets in 2023: - Printable Version
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No fears of ‘exodus’ as Hong Kong handles HK$31 trillion in assets in 2023: - Scythian - 08-07-2024
"No fears of ‘exodus’ as Hong Kong handles HK$31 trillion in assets in 2023: Paul Chan
Finance chief cites Securities and Futures Commission report, saying geopolitical tensions won’t affect private wealth management sector"
https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/hong-kong-economy/article/3269503/no-fears-exodus-hong-kong-handles-hk31-trillion-assets-2023-paul-chan#:~:text=No%20fears%20of,wealth%20management%20sector
RE: No fears of ‘exodus’ as Hong Kong handles HK$31 trillion in assets in 2023: - Soulhacker - 08-07-2024
Later end up ish only paper value nia, all locked up by CCP cannot convert to cash or transfer out.
