Webinar with Charles Li, CEO of hKEX
The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (HKEX), which captured the global top spot in seven of the previous 11 years in initial public offerings (IPOs), overhauled its listing regulations in 2018, one of the most transformative changes in Hong Kong's financial markets in 30 years. The reform led to a flurry of IPOs by technology start-ups, biopharmaceutical laboratories and some of China's biggest tech champions, putting HKEX on track for another bumper year.
In our upcoming webinar, SCMP's business editor Eugene Tang will interview HKEX's chief executive officer Charles Li Xiaojia on what's in store for the world's third-largest listed exchange.
Date And Time
Friday, 28th August, 2020
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Hong Kong Time
USD $50
EXCLUSIVE
SPEAKERS
Capital raising for funding technology's growth
Charles Li Xiaojia
Eugene Tang
Chief Executive Officer
of HKEX
Business Editor at the South China Morning Post
aug 28, 2020
Capital raising for funding technology's growth
Charles Li Xiaojia
Chief Executive Officer
of HKEX
Eugene Tang
Business Editor at the South China Morning Post
AUG 28, 2020
WHAT'S INSIDE
Questions they will discuss
- What's next for HKEX, after the 2018 listing reforms that opened the door for dual-class tech start-ups and pre-revenue biotech firms to list in Hong Kong?
- What strategic position does HKEX occupy in China, with the Shenzhen Stock Exchange just across the border, and Shanghai's Star Market clamouring for deals?
- What is the future for an exchange as a financial market place? As technology evolves, with data and AI coming to the fore, how will the operation of exchanges evolve over the next few years?
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