H.K. Bankers Losing Their Jobs to Mainland China Rivals

The video discusses the inevitable shift of business focus from Hong Kong to the mainland over the past 20 years, driven by factors such as mainland talent and the security law. It highlights the relocation of investment banking jobs to China by global banks like Morgan Stanley and UBS, due to the opening of China's financial markets. The video also addresses the impact of China's tax regime changes on offshore income, influencing the movement of Chinese investment bankers. This shift may offer local Hong Kong bankers better job competition opportunities.

How have recent political events influenced the hiring practices of mainland firms in Hong Kong?

What factors are contributing to the shift of investment banking jobs from Hong Kong to mainland China?

In what ways might the tax regime changes in China affect the movement of investment bankers?

Discuss the potential benefits for local Hong Kong bankers amidst the changes in the investment banking landscape.

What implications does the shift in investment banking have for local Hong Kong bankers?