HKEX Drops $36.4B Bid for London Stock Exchange

The transcript discusses the ill-conceived nature of a cross-border deal involving the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, highlighting the lack of planning and surprise among stakeholders. It emphasizes the importance of considering shareholder interests and regulatory requirements. The deal faced significant challenges and was short-lived. Looking forward, the London Stock Exchange aims to acquire Refinitiv, while the Hong Kong Stock Exchange must strategize its future moves, potentially exploring niche opportunities.

What future opportunities might the Hong Kong Stock Exchange consider?

How does the speaker view the rarity of exchange deals?