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Hong Kong's financial hub is doubling down on collaboration with the Chinese mainland to fuel economic growth, with the city's top exchange pledging to \"bake a bigger cake\" for global markets.
HKEX Deputy CEO Wilfred Yiu echoed Chinese Premier Li Qiang's recent call for a \"broader mindset\" in development, telling reporters Tuesday that China's economic strength remains central to the exchange's strategy. \"Our role isn't just about slicing pieces—it's about making the whole dessert table larger,\" Yiu said, using a culinary metaphor that trended locally on social media.
The remarks come as Hong Kong strengthens ties with mainland tech giants and green energy firms, positioning itself as a bridge for international investors. Analysts say this aligns with Beijing's push for \"common prosperity,\" a policy framework gaining traction among Asian markets.
For young professionals and entrepreneurs, this could mean more cross-border investment opportunities—think sustainable finance and AI-driven ventures. Students and diaspora communities are also watching closely, as HKEX's moves often signal shifts in Asia's financial landscape.
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Analysts say this aligns with Beijing's push for \"common prosperity,\" a policy framework gaining traction among Asian markets.
Students and diaspora communities are also watching closely, as HKEX's moves often signal shifts in Asia's financial landscape.
