Investors have tended to treat GEM-listed companies as 'second-class citizens'. Photo: Edward Wong
Investors have tended to treat GEM-listed companies as 'second-class citizens'. Photo: Edward Wong
Enoch Yiu
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White Collar by Enoch Yiu

Hong Kong doesn't need sequels to the GEM flop

Unlike London, new boards tailor-made for diverse investors and firms may not work in city

Enoch Yiu
Enoch Yiu

Updated: 12:14am, 29 Jul, 2014

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Investors have tended to treat GEM-listed companies as 'second-class citizens'. Photo: Edward Wong
Investors have tended to treat GEM-listed companies as 'second-class citizens'. Photo: Edward Wong
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