Fund managers are becoming a bit like movie stars. Their physical attributes or fashion faux pas are being posted on the Internet - in written word at least - and the information is coming thick and fast.
While such information is just one element of a financial-based Web site - obviously aimed at those in the business who have time to discuss their colleagues' legs, toes and bad office habits - there is an abundance of financial information coming out of Hong Kong and more on the way.
In this increasingly competitive world of financial Web sites, the question begs - what are investment bankers and analysts looking for in a market-oriented Web site, if they are looking at all? Sources said they were primarily seeking real-time business news and analysis on companies and markets, with most reading such information every day.
Brokers and analysts said United States-based Ragingbull.com received regular visits, as well as Hong Kong-based Quamnet.com, e-Finet.com and Web sites of leading media organisations, including SCMP.com and WSJ Interactive.
The proliferation of such sites started with US-based TheStreet.
com and CBSMarketwatch.com, valuable in Asia for overnight US market information.