Kaiyuan Securities: The fund industry faces three major strategic opportunities; continue to strongly recommend leading securities firms.

Kaiyuan Securities stated in a research report that the core rationale for its strong recommendation of leading brokerages is low valuation, removal of restraining factors, and sustained earnings outperformance.

Zhitong FinanceJun 7 18:31

Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Stock Sheds 2.1% in Hong Kong

Dow JonesJun 4 16:31

Mainland-listed Hong Kong equity ETFs recorded RMB 25 billion in outflows last week, marking a new single-week high.

Bloomberg data show that Chinese investors are selling Hong Kong-listed equities at an unprecedented pace, indicating weakening demand for Hong Kong stocks amid rising appeal of mainland China’s AI-related shares. Last week, ETFs listed on the mainland that invest in Hong Kong equities recorded outflows of as much as RMB 25 billion—the largest single-week outflow on record—marking a sharp contrast to sustained inflows seen last year. The Hong Kong stock market has underperformed the mainland market for four consecutive months, with capital increasingly flowing into mainland-listed semiconductor and AI-related stocks. Goldman Sachs has also downgraded its rating on Hong Kong-listed H-shares to 'in line with the market,' citing concerns over maintaining '

AASTOCKSJun 3 14:11

Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Stock Climbs 2.5% in Hong Kong

Dow JonesJun 2 16:31

Express News | Hong Kong Exchange Signs Memoranda of Understanding with Astana International Financial Centre and Astana International Exchange to Enhance Connectivity with Central Asian Markets

BreakingsJun 2 12:08

HSBC Research: HKMA and SFC Enhance Cross-border Capital Flow Oversight; Prefer Bank of China (Hong Kong) (02388.HK) Over HKEX (00388.HK) and AIA (01299.HK)

HSBC Research published a report noting that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) issued a circular requiring enhanced controls in client onboarding and ongoing due diligence for customers linked to mainland China. This circular followed shortly after the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) penalized three offshore brokerages on May 22, 2026. One particularly scrutinized requirement stipulates that financial institutions must obtain written declarations from mainland investors confirming that all funds used for investment activities are derived from 'legitimate sources outside mainland China,' prompting concerns among various investor groups regarding how regulators will interpret and enforce the new rules. Market expectations for the growth of Hong Kong’s wealth management business are already high.

AASTOCKSJun 1 12:11