How Has H.K.'s Stock Market Changed Over Last 25 Years?

The video discusses the transformation of Hong Kong's stock market over the past 25 years, highlighting major IPOs, the influence of the tech sector, and the introduction of the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index. It emphasizes the growing dependency on mainland China, with a significant increase in the number of Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong. The market cap has grown from $26 billion in 1997 to $4 trillion, showcasing the market's evolution and exposure to Chinese economic activities.

What major changes occurred in Hong Kong's stock market since 1997?

• Decline in foreign investments

• Major IPOs and tech giants emergence

• Introduction of new currency

• Reduction in market size

What was a significant development in the Hong Kong stock market related to mainland China?

• Introduction of the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index

• Reduction in market dependency on China

• Launch of a new currency

• Decrease in mainland company listings

By what percentage did mainland-domiciled companies grow in the Hong Kong market since 1997?

• 40%

• 20%

• 10%

• 30%

What was the market capitalization of mainland Chinese companies in Hong Kong in recent years?

• $3 trillion

• $1 trillion

• $4 trillion

• $2 trillion

What is the current market map of Hong Kong in terms of exposure to mainland activities?

• Highly exposed

• Slightly exposed

• Mostly independent

• Moderately exposed