Paul Chan discusses Beijing probe at Summer Davos event

Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan said Beijing’s investigation into three brokerages was driven by concerns over foreign exchange leakage and protecting retail investors.

The comments came during a closed-door round table on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Dalian on June 24.

Chan noted that Beijing wants Hong Kong to succeed but must proceed carefully to avoid destabilising capital outflows and investor losses.

He highlighted differences in investor bases, saying mainland investors are mainly retail while those in Hong Kong are mainly institutional.

The probe targets Futu Securities, Tiger Brokers and Long Bridge.

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Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po arrived in Paris on Monday to meet French asset managers as Hong Kong seeks to attract global capital.

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Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po reports that French investors are warming to Hong Kong again. The shift stems from the city’s strong market performance and an improved geopolitical climate, particularly after the recent summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said in Brussels on Friday that the yuan is undervalued by 30 percent and criticised China for flooding markets with subsidies.

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Hong Kong police stopped and searched five men and two women in Causeway Bay for allegedly disrupting order on Thursday evening.

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