Financial Secretary Paul Chan has announced support for smaller firms in Hong Kong, who have been hit by the trade war and protest crisis. Photo: Winson Wong Financial Secretary Paul Chan has announced support for smaller firms in Hong Kong, who have been hit by the trade war and protest crisis. Photo: Winson Wong
Financial Secretary Paul Chan has announced support for smaller firms in Hong Kong, who have been hit by the trade war and protest crisis. Photo: Winson Wong
Hong Kong /  Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong officials offer firms caught in US-China trade war and city protests fast tracked access to government funds worth up to HK$35 billion

  • City’s economy bosses say funding measures designed to help small and medium-sized companies ‘ride out storm’
  • Measures revealed as Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam makes first concession to protesters

Topic |   Hong Kong protests
Denise TsangCannix Yau
Denise Tsang and Cannix Yau

Updated: 12:23am, 5 Sep, 2019

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Financial Secretary Paul Chan has announced support for smaller firms in Hong Kong, who have been hit by the trade war and protest crisis. Photo: Winson Wong Financial Secretary Paul Chan has announced support for smaller firms in Hong Kong, who have been hit by the trade war and protest crisis. Photo: Winson Wong
Financial Secretary Paul Chan has announced support for smaller firms in Hong Kong, who have been hit by the trade war and protest crisis. Photo: Winson Wong
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