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Deloitte China

Deloitte China
The latest news and top stories on Deloitte China. A leading professional services firm, it is the Chinese arm of the global Deloitte network. Headquartered in Shanghai, it operates across 30 cities in Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, with over 22,000 professionals. It offers comprehensive audit, tax, consulting, financial and risk advisory services to local, multinational, and growth enterprises across diverse sectors.
Hongkong Land's Alexander Li, director and head of retail, Hong Kong and Macau, said the number of high-net-worth individuals who spend more than HK$200,000 at Landmark in the first four months of 2026 jumped more than 30 per cent, compared with the same period a year earlier. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong property

Why Hong Kong’s lofty wealth status matters to high-end malls

Positive trend comes from a surge in affluent spending, with new flagship projects reinforcing the city’s role as a global brand magnet.

HKEX

As Hong Kong stock exchange turns 40, can the chip supercycle keep IPOs flowing?

International Property

Singapore’s safe-haven status draws more Chinese property investment

US, Israel war on Iran

Why Iran war is making petrol cars an unwanted luxury in Asia

From Nepal to Vietnam, soaring fuel costs are making petrol cars a luxury as Asia outpaces Europe in the race to go electric.

A man looks at an EV from a Chinese carmaker at an auto expo in Shanghai. Photo: AP
Banking & finance

Mainland China and Hong Kong IPOs drive Citic to the top of banking fee rankings

Citic leads Asia-Pacific in fees in the first quarter as IPOs in Hong Kong and mainland China offset weaker debt and M&A activity.

IPO

Hong Kong retains IPO crown but may lose to US mega listings over full year

Second place for IPO funds raised is Nasdaq, with US$5.65 billion from 18 listings, while the New York Stock Exchange ranks third.

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Banking & finance

Why China’s rise as a ‘financial superpower’ could depend on Hong Kong

From the yuan’s growth as a global currency to IPO funding to tokenisation, the city is a linchpin in Beijing’s ambitions.

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Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen
Hong Kong budget 2026-27

What’s at stake for Hong Kong as reflected in budget 2026-27?

Analysts are upbeat amid city’s booming IPO sector and thriving financial market, but warn of geopolitical headwinds.

IPO

Hong Kong IPO boom strains sponsors as regulator steps in over poor applications

SFC warns over deal-chasing, staff shortages and unchecked use of AI undermining IPO preparations.

IPO

Hong Kong back in global IPO spotlight after strongest January in years

IPO pipeline swelled in January, with listing applications tripling year on year and proceeds reaching their second highest level on record.

Chinese artificial intelligence start-up MiniMax Group raised US$711 million in January, the largest in Hong Kong and the third biggest IPO globally for the month. Photo: Shutterstock
Banking & finance

The ‘biology winter’ thaws: why investors are buying Hong Kong’s biotech IPOs

A wave of China out-licensing deals is feeding a biotech comeback in Hong Kong, where IPOs and follow-on placements are surging.

Healthcare firms now account for about a fifth of the more than 300 listing applications in the city. Photo: Shutterstock
Accounting and auditing

Hong Kong accounting firms plan hiring spree and embrace AI to attract talent

KPMG, Deloitte and EY boost hiring and invest in AI to lift efficiency and attract talent amid rising demand for tech-savvy professionals.

Greater Bay Area

Greater Bay Area assets poised to lead surge in China’s expanding C-REIT market

By the end of last month, China had nearly 80 C-REITs, raising a total of over US$28.3 billion, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

HKEX

HKEX amends float rules to strengthen Hong Kong’s status as global finance hub

The reforms are meant to boost liquidity and attract high-quality companies, reinforcing the overall competitiveness of the capital markets.

Screens display index and stock prices outside Exchange Square in Central, Hong Kong. Photo: Sun Yeung
China’s private sector

Deloitte say Hong Kong primed as treasury hub for China’s go-global push

As Chinese companies diversify into Southeast Asia, Latin America and belt and road markets, many are using Hong Kong as a springboard.

(L-R) Deloitte’s Edward Au, Patrick Tsang and Robert Lui. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong’s push for yuan usage to serve as ‘catalyst’ for corporate adoption

Industry leaders also hail government efforts, such as settling bills in yuan and issuing renminbi bonds, as ‘biggest steps’ in years.

Accounting and auditing

Deloitte China to hire 1,000 staff, invest US$64 million in Hong Kong

The company’s latest plans reflect Hong Kong’s efforts to reinvent itself beyond finance and property.

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IPO

Hong Kong’s huge year of IPOs continues, with annual crown likely

Figures for the first nine months show the city widening its lead in global rankings, as brokers and analysts predict a strong fourth quarter.

Robin Zeng, chairman of Contemporary Amperex Technology, center right, strikes a gong at the firm’s listing ceremony in Hong Kong on May 20, 2025. Photo: AP Photo
Hong Kong

Hong Kong retains No 3 rank as global financial hub, behind New York and London

The latest ranking reflects Hong Kong’s efforts to burnish its credentials as a major international financial hub.

China travel

China’s visa-free push boosts Beijing, Shanghai’s global influence: report

China’s top cities climb international rankings thanks to better access, technology and connectivity, study finds.

John Lee policy address 2025

Hong Kong to roll out AI use in 200 public service procedures by end of 2027

John Lee says in policy address that artificial intelligence should be developed as an industry and integrated with various sectors.

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The policy address has declared AI a “core industry”. Photo: Reuters
Wealth management

Shareholders of Chinese firms eye Hong Kong for family offices: asset manager

Chairman of Oakwise Capital says wealthy mainland Chinese will continue looking to Hong Kong as a home for their family offices.

Wang Fengyu, founder and chairman of Hong Kong-based Oakwise Capital. Photo: Handout
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