Sunlight reflects off the Bank of China building in Central, as a Star Ferry crosses Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong. Some mainland companies listed in the US are considering secondary listings in Hong Kong. Photo: Nora Tam Sunlight reflects off the Bank of China building in Central, as a Star Ferry crosses Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong. Some mainland companies listed in the US are considering secondary listings in Hong Kong. Photo: Nora Tam
Sunlight reflects off the Bank of China building in Central, as a Star Ferry crosses Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong. Some mainland companies listed in the US are considering secondary listings in Hong Kong. Photo: Nora Tam
Ken Chu
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Opinion

Ken Chu

US sanctions: Hong Kong’s best defence is to reinvent itself as China’s top financial hub

  • Hong Kong reassembles a fine porcelain store in which two powerful bulls have locked horns
  • It is vital to minimise the damage both by emphasising why Hong Kong should still be attractive to international firms and by leveraging the China factor

Ken Chu
Ken Chu

Updated: 7:30pm, 15 Aug, 2020

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Sunlight reflects off the Bank of China building in Central, as a Star Ferry crosses Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong. Some mainland companies listed in the US are considering secondary listings in Hong Kong. Photo: Nora Tam Sunlight reflects off the Bank of China building in Central, as a Star Ferry crosses Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong. Some mainland companies listed in the US are considering secondary listings in Hong Kong. Photo: Nora Tam
Sunlight reflects off the Bank of China building in Central, as a Star Ferry crosses Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong. Some mainland companies listed in the US are considering secondary listings in Hong Kong. Photo: Nora Tam
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Ken Chu

Ken Chu

Ken Chu (LLD) is the chairman and CEO of Mission Hills Group with businesses in hospitality, leisure, entertainment, sports, wellness and education in China. Born in Hong Kong, he graduated from the Western University in Canada. He feels fortunate to have witnessed the success of China’s economic reform, and firmly believes Hong Kong will continue to be a leading global metropolis.