HK’s Chan Says More Central Asia State Firms Set to List in City
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Some Central Asian state-owned infrastructure companies are planning to list in Hong Kong, Financial Secretary Paul Chan said, as the city looks to diversify markets and strengthen ties with the fast-growing region.
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