Damaged boats at Hong Kong Yacht Club in Causeway Bay. Photo: Handout

Typhoon Mangkhut bill could set Hong Kong record of US$1 billion in insurance claims

Economist says people and companies might evaluate durability of their properties or facilities, which will end up driving up costs and spending

Topic | Typhoon Mangkhut

Denise Tsang , Enoch Yiu , Tony Cheung

Published: 10:01pm, 17 Sep, 2018

Updated: 5:58am, 18 Sep, 2018

Damaged boats at Hong Kong Yacht Club in Causeway Bay. Photo: Handout

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Denise Tsang

Denise Tsang is an award-winning journalist, with her career built on covering business and Hong Kong local news. She has won a number of regional and Hong Kong press awards and was a part-time lecturer on business journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University.

Enoch Yiu

Enoch joined the Post as a business reporter in 1996. Before that, she worked at a Chinese daily newspaper for four years. She is author of two books: 'They Mean Business: 50 exclusive interviews with Hong Kong top executives' and 'Serving with Passion: stories of established catering brands in Hong Kong'.

Tony Cheung

Tony Cheung became a political journalist in 2007. He joined the Post in 2012 and now leads the Hong Kong-mainland relations team on the Hong Kong desk. Tony also writes about the economy, and reports from mainland China, the United States, Germany and Britain.