Customers using a Bank of China (Hong Kong) automated teller machine in Hong Kong on 31 March 2018. Photo: SCMP / Dickson LeeCustomers using a Bank of China (Hong Kong) automated teller machine in Hong Kong on 31 March 2018. Photo: SCMP / Dickson Lee
Customers using a Bank of China (Hong Kong) automated teller machine in Hong Kong on 31 March 2018. Photo: SCMP / Dickson Lee
Business /  Banking & Finance

Hong Kong’s banks say they have adequate cash to meet demand, even as calls circulate online for protesters to empty out ATMs

  • City’s lenders said they have contingency plans in place, monitoring situation
  • Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary said the city’s banking system is ‘very solid’ and has ‘adequate liquidity’
Topic |   Banking & Finance
Chad BrayEnoch Yiu
Chad Bray , Enoch Yiu and Athena Chan

Updated: 9:41pm, 16 Aug, 2019

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Customers using a Bank of China (Hong Kong) automated teller machine in Hong Kong on 31 March 2018. Photo: SCMP / Dickson LeeCustomers using a Bank of China (Hong Kong) automated teller machine in Hong Kong on 31 March 2018. Photo: SCMP / Dickson Lee
Customers using a Bank of China (Hong Kong) automated teller machine in Hong Kong on 31 March 2018. Photo: SCMP / Dickson Lee
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