If the Occupy Wall Street movement has a ring of deja vu about it for Hong Kong, that's because the city has its own version of street occupation in protest of 'corporate greed' and 'devil banks'.
Almost every weekday since December 2008, the pavements outside various bank branches across Hong Kong have been occupied by disgruntled Lehman Brothers minibond holders seeking compensation from the banks that sold them the minibonds, which became worthless or nearly so after the unexpected demise of Lehman Brothers in September 2008.