Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd

HKEX board member Cheah Cheng Hye’s undisclosed gold purchase sparks debate over conflicts of interest, market impact, and the need for tighter disclosure rules.

HKEX boosts governance and welcomes renewable‑energy listings, positioning Hong Kong as a trusted, high‑growth market for tech‑heavy, climate‑aligned firms.

HKEX’s steady trading, governance tightening and green‑energy listings signal cautious growth—watch how its new ESG focus and energy‑storage partners could reshape Hong Kong’s market infrastructure.

HKEX expands governance, invites new committee members, and welcomes energy‑storage listings, boosting transparency and green‑tech access to capital markets.

HKEX’s modest share rise and six new stock‑option classes show strategic growth, boosting liquidity and investor appeal in a volatile global market.

HKEX’s new tech‑index and IPO surge reveal Hong Kong’s reborn capital‑market momentum, boosting investor choice, liquidity and long‑term resilience.

HKEX’s 2025 Q1 surge in listings and IPO proceeds—doubling the year‑ago total—shows Hong Kong’s growing role as a top global capital‑raising hub, especially for tech, ESG and cross‑border listings.

HKEX tops 2025 IPOs with 100 new listings, raising 2/3 more capital—boosting Hong Kong’s global market status and offering fresh opportunities for investors and fintech.

HKEX’s 2025 surge to 100 new listings and fresh tech‑index & ETF offerings shows Hong Kong’s growing appeal for global capital, boosting cross‑border investment and portfolio diversification.

HKEX’s 20% stake in CMU OmniClear boosts Hong Kong’s fixed‑income market—offering higher revenue, lower clearing costs, and ESG‑aligned growth while managing regulatory and tech risks.