Hong Kong Exchanges Says IPO Pipeline Is Looking 'Solid'

The video discusses Hong Kong's IPO market performance, the impact of 2018 reforms, and trends in dual and secondary listings. It covers changes in the Hang Seng Index, the rise of SPACs, and the effect of stamp duty on retail investors. The importance of diversity and women's participation in the workforce is also highlighted, with a focus on policies promoting gender diversity in listed companies.

What were the key reforms introduced in Hong Kong's listing regime in 2018?

How has the interest from new economy companies, particularly biotech firms, changed in recent years?

What impact does the Hang Seng index reconfiguration have on investors?

How does the market view the potential for special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) in Hong Kong?

What is the significance of the recent changes in stamp duty for retail investors?

What measures are being taken to enhance diversity in Hong Kong's listed companies?

What are the challenges and considerations regarding the implementation of quotas for diversity in boards?