The video discusses the significant exodus from Hong Kong, leading to a talent shortage in the financial sector. This has resulted in substantial salary increases, with some reaching up to 35%. The issuance of new visas for foreign financial workers has dropped significantly, and the population has decreased. Despite these challenges, there are signs of economic recovery, with banks like HSBC starting to bring back staff. The video explores the implications of these changes for those who have left or are considering leaving Hong Kong.

What factors have contributed to the talent shortage in Hong Kong's financial sector?

How have pay increases in Hong Kong's financial sector changed in recent years?

What was the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the number of visas issued to foreign financial service workers in Hong Kong?

What message did the financial community convey to the chief executive regarding COVID-19 restrictions?

In what ways has Hong Kong historically bounced back from economic challenges?