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Jinshan Hong

Hong Kong

Consumer Reporter at Bloomberg News

@business journalist specializing in data analysis. Journalism & MBA alumna @HKUniversity. Views are mine. [email protected]

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  • 2 weeks ago | financialpost.com | Amy Bainbridge |Jinshan Hong

    Advertisement 1Australia’s pension funds are rapidly boosting their allocations to the heavyweights of US finance as rivalry heats up for access to the country’s A$4.1 trillion ($2.7 trillion) retirement pot. Article content(Bloomberg) — Australia’s pension funds are rapidly boosting their allocations to the heavyweights of US finance as rivalry heats up for access to the country’s A$4.1 trillion ($2.7 trillion) retirement pot.

  • 2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Amy Bainbridge |Jinshan Hong

    (Bloomberg) -- Australia’s pension funds are rapidly boosting their allocations to the heavyweights of US finance as rivalry heats up for access to the country’s A$4.1 trillion ($2.7 trillion) retirement pot. State Street Corp.’s assets under management in Australia surged 50% in the 15 months through March to A$427 billion, and most are with superannuation funds, the Boston-based firm said in response to questions.

  • Mar 26, 2025 | bloomberg.com | Cathy Chan |Jinshan Hong

    In Hongkong jagen chinesische Banken seit Jahren Wall-Street-Firmen Geschäft ab. Nach einer Entlassungswelle bei ihren Konkurrenten übernehmen sie nun auch einige von deren ehemaligen Mitarbeitern. Rund 40 ehemalige Banker von UBS, BNP Paribas und anderen ausländischen Instituten haben in den letzten zwölf Monaten bei chinesischen Brokerfirmen angeheuert, wie eine Bloomberg-News-Analyse von Lizenzunterlagen der Securities and Futures Commission zeigt.

  • Mar 25, 2025 | news.bloomberglaw.com | Cathy Chan |Jinshan Hong

    Ex-UBS, BNP bankers move to Chinese firms amid slumpAbout 40 bankers joined Chinese companies in past yearFor years, Chinese banks have been winning business from Wall Street firms in Hong Kong. Now they’re starting to pick up some of their former staff after a wave of layoffs.

  • Mar 25, 2025 | bloomberg.com | Cathy Chan |Jinshan Hong

    For years, Chinese banks have been winning business from Wall Street firms in Hong Kong. Now they’re starting to pick up some of their former staff after a wave of layoffs. Some 40 ex-bankers from UBS Group AG, BNP Paribas SA and other global firms have found work at Chinese brokerages in the last 12 months after job cuts left the industry awash with talent, according to a Bloomberg News analysis of license records from the Securities and Futures Commission.

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19 Feb 24

RT @business: Coming soon: Sign up for the Hong Kong Edition newsletter to get an insider’s guide to the money and people shaking up the As…

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Jinshan Hong @hongjinshan
19 Jan 24

RT @YasufumiSaito: It's been a year since China reopened its border, but Chinese travellers are not flying overseas like before. By checkin…

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Jinshan Hong @hongjinshan
19 Jan 24

RT @business: Missing: Chinese tourists. Chinese travelers, once the biggest spenders on overseas trips, have been staying close to home s…