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Aileen Chuang
Senior Reporter, 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
Delisting of Chinese stocks from US exchanges may have little impact, as many of the big firms that matter to investors have gained a listing in Hong Kong.
Insurer added CMB International and HSBC as overall coordinators on Thursday, joining Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley on the panel.
Investment firm backed by Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia says ties to strengthen thanks to global trade uncertainties.
The IPO pipeline in Hong Kong includes mainland Chinese A-share firms, US-listed Chinese firms and specialist companies.
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Doubts about the dollar’s supremacy present a unique opportunity to accelerate the yuan’s internationalisation.
Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority includes private equity funds as permissible investments for the pension fund amid market volatility.
Company raises HK$9.89 billion (US$1.29 billion), with the proceeds to be used to support clinical trials and expand production capacity.
Bank says move will ‘enable more holistic client engagement, more effective deployment of global and regional expertise’.
City will support tech start-ups with long-term investments and strategic partnerships, Chan says.
EV battery maker’s shares advance 16.4 per cent to close at HK$306.20 on the first day of trading in the city.
Standard Chartered’s Huen sees opportunities in financial services and technology as Qatar seeks to diversify from oil and gas.
Investors should target sectors with policy support in China as trade tensions ease, Goldman Sachs says.
Lower interest rates and recent boost to stock market wealth have helped shore up sentiment among homebuyers, developer says.
Gold is under allocated in investment portfolios and has room to increase, according to the World Gold Council.
Singapore-based medical testing firm Mirxes joins Jiangsu Hengrui Pharmaceuticals in revitalised market’s listing surge.
World’s largest maker of electric-vehicle batteries could expand its IPO deal to as much as US$5.3 billion if several upsize options are exercised.
Hong Kong can boost its economy, create jobs and generate positive global image with multifamily offices, Raffles Family Office CEO says.
Listing is expected to be the largest in Hong Kong since Kuaishou Technology raised US$6.2 billion in January 2021.
SAIC Mobility unveiled its plans on Friday; others like Mirxes, Insilico and CiDi revive their applications, according to exchange filings.
Shares of Chinese bubble-tea chain Auntea Jenny surge as they join growing list of companies with stellar debuts.
30 A-share firms have applied to sell shares in Hong Kong this year, surpassing last year’s 16, according to exchange data.
HSBC has about 6.2 million customers in Hong Kong; its active mobile user base almost doubled between 2020 and 2024.
The Technology Enterprises Channel aims to assist innovative firms raise funds, as outlined in Paul Chan’s budget speech in February.
Filings in the first four months of the year jumped 29 per cent year on year to 112, with a total of 152 companies now in the pipeline.
Benchmark Hang Seng Index heads for third weekly gain as China’s Commerce Ministry says it is considering trade talks with the US.
Now is a ‘critical moment’ to ‘get rid of the US’, especially equities and Treasuries, to ‘maintain lower risk-return ratios’, CEO says.
The Dow and the S&P 500 plunged in first 100 days of Trump’s second term, while US dollar weakened against yen and Swiss franc, data says.
China’s April PMI falls to 49 from 50.5 in March and short of the consensus estimate of 49.7.
HSBC gains 3 per cent to HK$88.35 after first-quarter profit beat estimates, announces US$3 billion share buy-back plan.
