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Julie Zhang
Reporter, Business
Julie Zhang joined SCMP in 2025 as a business reporter. She was formerly with China Daily Hong Kong Edition for over five years, covering corporate earnings, IPOs, financial regulations, ESG, cryptocurrency and property markets. Her reporting garnered multiple Hong Kong News Awards and Hang Seng University's Business Journalism Award.
Julie Zhang joined SCMP in 2025 as a business reporter. She was formerly with China Daily Hong Kong Edition for over five years, covering corporate earnings, IPOs, financial regulations, ESG, cryptocurrency and property markets. Her reporting garnered multiple Hong Kong News Awards and Hang Seng University's Business Journalism Award.
Areas of Expertise:
Corporate finance, IPOSLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
The government is calling for new proposals to test stablecoin applications and make tax concessions for digital asset holdings.
Insurer will get a market value of HK$48.3 billion based on its IPO share price of HK$38, before an overallotment option.
KGI Asia predicts that the Hang Seng Index will climb to 25,500 points by the end of the year.
Beijing’s digital currency ambitions are unlikely to unlock the full potential of the yuan’s internationalisation, analysts say.
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Company exercises an upsize option as its US$1.3 billion listing bolsters the city as the top global IPO venue.
Regulators are keen to ‘deepen the reform and opening-up of Shenzhen’ through H to A listings, according to the bank’s analysts.
CaoCao, operator of mainland’s second-largest ride-hailing platform, seeks to raise nearly US$237 million with Hong Kong IPO.
Firm expects Dubai operations to contribute 10 per cent of its payment transaction volume in the first year of operations, Hong Kong head says.
Thai company, incorporated in Singapore, clears major regulatory hurdle with publication of its Post Hearing Information Pack.
Co-founder attributes company’s success to its ‘cybersecurity technology and comprehensive underwriting framework’.
After 25 years promoting the city as an investment destination, InvestHK is now championing Hong Kong companies’ overseas expansion.
Leung says regulator’s next step is to focus on OTC trading and custodial institutions in the space.
The maker of artificial intelligence chips for self-driving cars went public in Hong Kong last year.
Beachhead in city will reach global consumers and help international investors better understand the company, founder and CEO says.
The final IPO size could reach US$1.48 billion if size adjustment and overallotment options are exercised at the top end of price range.
Tactic draws attention of regulators as retail banks on the mainland struggle to attract young customers, analysts say.
The notes will not bear interest throughout the five-year term and can be converted into Hong Kong-traded shares at HK$55.02 each.
Hong Kong SMEs leverage carbon-tracking tech for new business opportunities, attracting eco-conscious partners.
Half of respondents in an HSBC survey picked mainland China, while one in four chose South Asia as target markets for expansion.
Hong Kong attracts affluent investors from China and Southeast Asia, boosting Citibank’s client base.
Proceeds from these proposed listing plans are likely to strengthen Hong Kong’s lead in the global IPO league table.
Singapore-based company says model accurately predicts trading volumes and reduces unnecessary hedging and risk-premium costs.
Data is a driver of the AI-driven economy that will benefit people and businesses, Paul Chan Mo-po says at IDIA summit.
As Chinese businesses have just started to tap global markets, it leaves them with enough room for future expansion, HSBC says.
Some younger wealth-management clients even trust robo-advisers more than humans, according to EY.
