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Aileen Chuang
Correspondent, Business
Aileen has reported in Taiwan, Hong Kong and the United States for media organisations such as Loan Pricing Corp, Risk.net, the Associated Press and National Public Radio. She is from Taiwan and holds a master of science degree in journalism from Northwestern University.
Aileen has reported in Taiwan, Hong Kong and the United States for media organisations such as Loan Pricing Corp, Risk.net, the Associated Press and National Public Radio. She is from Taiwan and holds a master of science degree in journalism from Northwestern University.
Areas of Expertise:
Credit, banking and financeLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Asia-Pacific private equity managers are forecasting higher returns and fewer geopolitical risks than peers elsewhere, a new survey finds.
HashKey could raise around US$300 million this month amid Hong Kong’s push to develop its digital asset sector.
Tokenisation provides value, but the interest of multilevel marketers raises ‘genuine concerns’, forum speaker says.
City’s deep, liquid market and low inflation attract issuers amid a structural shift away from the US dollar, analysts say.
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Sixth fundraising this year will aid push into industrial manufacturing, a ‘historic opportunity for humanoid robots’, company says.
‘World’s first’ global-grade AI infrastructure tokenised fund gives investors access to growing demand from Asean: Tykhe and Skyvast.
Tokenisation could increase the efficiency of corporate treasury centres, which help clients manage global finances, market players say.
AI stock rally is sustainable and tech shares will be driven by application-focused growth, chief China equity strategist Kinger Lau says.
Nearly 20 per cent of Hong Kong businesses preferred Saudi Arabia for supply chain diversification, followed by China at 14 per cent.
Oversubscribed issuance reflects confidence in Beijing’s assets as investors seek rare Asian sovereign exposure, industry players say.
Beijing’s state-led strategy is among governance models shaping AI competitiveness worldwide, think tank Deep Knowledge Group says.
Upbeat equity markets have increased demand for finance professionals, with hiring set to rise by up to 15 per cent next year.
China’s largest private aluminium producer to sell up to 400 million shares for HK$29.20 each, representing a 9.6 per cent discount.
‘Investors hold a lean-forward sentiment because they are underexposed in their portfolios to AI trends in China,’ Mark Fiteny says.
‘We want to be closer to both our investors and the investment opportunities that are presenting themselves here,’ managing partner says.
Listing draws commitments from 18 domestic and international investors and highlights the city’s buoyant market.
The United Arab Emirates is a growing hub for people who come to work, set up family offices and start businesses, bank’s wealth CEO says.
Live transfers of tokenised deposits signal Hong Kong’s shift from proof of concept to production-grade digital-asset settlement.
Fintech-friendly regulations have convinced the bank to anchor its digital-asset ventures in the city, Bill Winters says.
Money mongers at the Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit forecast AI would bring massive but uneven benefits for investors.
Paul Chan says that Hong Kong has attracted leading enterprises in the field via its incentive schemes and funding programmes.
Technological disruptions like unregulated stablecoin issuers pose risks, speakers say at the Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit.
At the Global Financial Leaders’ Summit, Chinese officials vow to strengthen Hong Kong’s international financial centre status.
More than 40 initiatives will be implemented as part of Fintech 2030 to embed AI in finance and build a tokenisation ecosystem.
Family offices at Standard Chartered forum in Dubai concerned with geopolitical instabilities, digital disruptions and social changes.
AI might be trimming entry roles, but recruiters say graduates with the right mix of technical and soft skills are still in demand.
Shares of Sany Heavy Industry gain 2.8 per cent in their debut after an IPO that helped the maker of construction machinery raise US$1.73 billion.
Long-term investors from Europe, the US, the Middle East and emerging markets are actively engaged in Hong Kong IPOs, HKEX CEO says.
Redomiciling to Hong Kong will help streamline its corporate structure and enhance operational efficiency, PetroChina Investment unit says.
