Cao Li
Senior Correspondent at South China Morning Post
Senior Correspondent @SCMPNews. Previously @WSJ and @nytimes. [email protected] DM for signal
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1 week ago |
scmp.com | Cao Li
The developers of a luxury residential project in Hong Kong’s Southern district pulled in more than HK$1 billion (US$128 million) from the sale of 17 units, as wealthy buyers took advantage of a market downturn to acquire prized assets. The flats at 447-unit Deep Water Pavilia in Wong Chuk Hang, developed by a consortium led by New World Development (NWD), were sold at an average price of nearly HK$62 million, according to a statement from NWD on Monday. It owns 50 per cent of the project.
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1 week ago |
thestar.com.my | Cao Li
Maria Konnikova, a renowned author, psychologist and poker player, will discuss uncertainty at next week’s Asian Investment Conference (AIC) in Hong Kong, a topic that is certain to be at the front of mind for attendees of the event, hosted by UBS. She will be among the dozens of policymakers, economists, and robotics scientists to speak at the AIC, which was launched 28 years ago by Credit Suisse, now part of UBS.
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2 weeks ago |
scmp.com | Cao Li
AXA, one of Hong Kong’s largest insurers, announced on Friday that it plans to move the legal domicile of its Hong Kong-serving entity from Bermuda to Hong Kong, following a new law introduced by the government that allows companies to return to the city while retaining their legal identity and business continuity. “We are excited to be among the first to redomicile to Hong Kong,” Sally Wan, chief executive officer of AXA Greater China, said in a statement.
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2 weeks ago |
scmp.com | Cao Li
Maria Konnikova, a renowned author, psychologist and poker player, will discuss uncertainty at next week’s Asian Investment Conference (AIC) in Hong Kong, a topic that is certain to be at the front of mind for attendees of the event, hosted by UBS. She will be among the dozens of policymakers, economists, and robotics scientists to speak at the AIC, which was launched 28 years ago by Credit Suisse, now part of UBS.
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2 weeks ago |
scmp.com | Cao Li
Global family offices are focused on increasing their investments in emerging markets like China and India over the next 12 months, according to a report from Swiss investment bank UBS Group on Wednesday. Around 18 per cent of global family offices said they planned to increase their exposure to mainland China, a market preferred by wealthy investors in North Asia, the UBS Global Family Office Report 2025 said.
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