Alibaba Leads March From HK as Market Misses IPOs

The video discusses the decline in foreign IPOs in Hong Kong, highlighting the competition with New York and London as financial centers. It mentions Alibaba's decision to list in New York instead of Hong Kong due to regulatory issues. The video compares Hong Kong's market performance with the S&P 500 and European markets, noting lower valuations and slower growth. Efforts by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to attract foreign listings and improve the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect are also covered.

What has been the trend in the value of foreign IPOs in Hong Kong since 2011?

• They have been falling every year.

• They have remained stable.

• They have fluctuated without a clear trend.

• They have been increasing steadily.

Which major company's IPO in New York is mentioned as an example of Hong Kong losing its competitive edge?

• JD.com

• Alibaba

• Tencent

• Baidu

What is one of the main reasons companies are choosing to list outside of Hong Kong?

• Stricter regulations in other markets

• Better weather in other regions

• Higher taxes in Hong Kong

• Lower valuations in Hong Kong

How do Hong Kong's largest companies' earnings multiples compare to those in the S&P 500?

• They fluctuate more than the S&P 500.

• They are the same as the S&P 500.

• They are lower than the S&P 500.

• They are higher than the S&P 500.

What strategy is the Hong Kong Stock Exchange employing to attract more international investors?

• Reducing trading hours

• Improving the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect

• Focusing solely on local investors

• Increasing listing fees