Hong Kong well placed to help Central Asia grow yuan trade, leading banker says
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Hong Kong well placed to help Central Asia grow yuan trade, leading banker says Stephen Chan says city is natural choice for Central Asian countries looking to expand renminbi usage in trade and investment Hong Kong has the “most complete renminbi financial…
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Hong Kong well placed to help Central Asia grow yuan trade, leading banker says Stephen Chan says city is natural choice for Central Asian countries looking to expand renminbi usage in trade and investment Hong Kong has the “most complete renminbi financial…
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Stephen Chan Man, deputy chief executive of Bank of China (Hong Kong), also said on Thursday that the high-level delegation led by Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu next month to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan was an opportunity to deepen financial ties with the…
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“If the two hubs can effectively connect, it will form a stable and reliable financial and commercial corridor,” said Chan, who also serves as the acting chairman of the Hong Kong Association of Banks.
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