5 thoughts on “Why does Hong Kong become one of the three major financial centers in the world?”
Duane
Because the development of Hong Kong is related to the Mainland. Hong Kong Island is located at No. 8 Financial Street, Central. It is a well -known international financial center in Hong Kong. Facing Victoria Harbor, it witnessed the profound changes in Hong Kong in the international economy. Since the return, one of Hong Kong's economic achievements is one of the three major financial centers in the world. According to the 2018 Global Financial Center Index, Hong Kong has surpassed Singapore and Tokyo, becoming the third largest international financial center in the world. It is also known as New Potter in New York and London. If 100 years ago, Hong Kong's financial industry relied on trade and foreign exchange. In recent decades, the development of Hong Kong's financial industry is inseparable from the Mainland.
Colinter or market value, mainland companies have a pivotal position in the Hong Kong stock market. Hong Kong has a natural connection with the financial industry in the Mainland. Due to the special geographical location, a large number of western capital after the reform and opening up poured into Hong Kong, hoping to develop the mainland market. At the same time, the rapid development of the Mainland economy also needs the help of Hong Kong financing. The opening of the Mainland has made Hong Kong a bridge between China and the world. Zhang Yansheng, chief researcher at the China International Economic Exchange Center, said in an interview with the China News Agency that Hong Kong is a global international financial center and the hinterland is Hong Kong. The Mainland provides a strong backing for Hong Kong's financial market, financial supply and financial innovation. The Mainland is crucial to the development of Hong Kong finance. In the early 1980s, the Mainland, which was in the early days of reform and opening up, attracted many Hong Kong companies to invest in the Pearl River Delta region and establish factories to process materials. With the increasingly close economic and trade relations between the Mainland and Hong Kong, red -chip stocks and H shares have emerged. The red -chip stocks usually refer to registered in Hong Kong. H shares refer to Chinese state -owned enterprises directly listed in Hong Kong. In 1992, the Hong Kong stock market ushered in the first red -chip stock, Haihong Group, a paint production company under China Merchants, which was the first Chinese company listed in Hong Kong. In 1993, the first H -share Qingdao Beer was also listed in Hong Kong. As China encourages Chinese companies to expand overseas, the Hong Kong stock market has ushered in a boom in red chip stocks and H shares. Analysts pointed out that from the 1970s to the 1990s, large and medium -sized companies in Hong Kong have basically been listed, and even the Hong Kong stock market has become a criticized real estate market in the Mainland company in Hong Kong.
Because there are many foreigners in Hong Kong, many foreigners and inlanders have invested a lot in Hong Kong, so they are one of the three major financial centers in the country.
Because Hong Kong is a world -renowned shopping paradise, it has advantages in developing the financial industry, and the trade and tourism industry has developed very quickly.
Because Hong Kong is a paradise for shopping. Hong Kong has this large and small shopping square, and has a world -class international brand, shopping square. Large and small items are dazzling. Hong Kong's port -developed trade exchanges are in line with the world.
Because the development of Hong Kong is related to the Mainland.
Hong Kong Island is located at No. 8 Financial Street, Central. It is a well -known international financial center in Hong Kong. Facing Victoria Harbor, it witnessed the profound changes in Hong Kong in the international economy. Since the return, one of Hong Kong's economic achievements is one of the three major financial centers in the world. According to the 2018 Global Financial Center Index, Hong Kong has surpassed Singapore and Tokyo, becoming the third largest international financial center in the world. It is also known as New Potter in New York and London. If 100 years ago, Hong Kong's financial industry relied on trade and foreign exchange. In recent decades, the development of Hong Kong's financial industry is inseparable from the Mainland.
Colinter or market value, mainland companies have a pivotal position in the Hong Kong stock market. Hong Kong has a natural connection with the financial industry in the Mainland. Due to the special geographical location, a large number of western capital after the reform and opening up poured into Hong Kong, hoping to develop the mainland market. At the same time, the rapid development of the Mainland economy also needs the help of Hong Kong financing. The opening of the Mainland has made Hong Kong a bridge between China and the world. Zhang Yansheng, chief researcher at the China International Economic Exchange Center, said in an interview with the China News Agency that Hong Kong is a global international financial center and the hinterland is Hong Kong. The Mainland provides a strong backing for Hong Kong's financial market, financial supply and financial innovation. The Mainland is crucial to the development of Hong Kong finance. In the early 1980s, the Mainland, which was in the early days of reform and opening up, attracted many Hong Kong companies to invest in the Pearl River Delta region and establish factories to process materials. With the increasingly close economic and trade relations between the Mainland and Hong Kong, red -chip stocks and H shares have emerged.
The red -chip stocks usually refer to registered in Hong Kong. H shares refer to Chinese state -owned enterprises directly listed in Hong Kong. In 1992, the Hong Kong stock market ushered in the first red -chip stock, Haihong Group, a paint production company under China Merchants, which was the first Chinese company listed in Hong Kong. In 1993, the first H -share Qingdao Beer was also listed in Hong Kong. As China encourages Chinese companies to expand overseas, the Hong Kong stock market has ushered in a boom in red chip stocks and H shares. Analysts pointed out that from the 1970s to the 1990s, large and medium -sized companies in Hong Kong have basically been listed, and even the Hong Kong stock market has become a criticized real estate market in the Mainland company in Hong Kong.
Because there are many foreigners in Hong Kong, many foreigners and inlanders have invested a lot in Hong Kong, so they are one of the three major financial centers in the country.
Because Hong Kong is a world -renowned shopping paradise, it has advantages in developing the financial industry, and the trade and tourism industry has developed very quickly.
This is actually mainly British credit. Due to the rule of Britain last century, Hong Kong's financial development is very good.
Because Hong Kong is a paradise for shopping. Hong Kong has this large and small shopping square, and has a world -class international brand, shopping square. Large and small items are dazzling. Hong Kong's port -developed trade exchanges are in line with the world.