Hong Kong
China not sheltered from subprime
International Monetary Fund says China’s stock market is affected by the US subprime crisis
Chan named new HKMA chief
Favourite succeeds founding CEO at Hong Kong’s central bank
Hong Kong’s markets mirror US in turbulent times
Hong Kong Monetary Authority looks at financial market interactions with the US and mainland China
How Hong Kong handled the crisis
Joseph Yam, the chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority discusses the global policy response to crisis, Hong Kong’s relationship with China and reserve management in Asia.
Wheatley on where regulation is heading in Hong Kong
Justin Keay speaks with the CEO of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission about regulatory priorities in the wake of the credit crunch and the future of regulation in Hong Kong and mainland China
HKMC - 2008 Annual Report
The Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation, a state entity run out of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's Exchange Fund, performed well in 2008 despite the crisis, the corporation's latest Annual Report states.
Basel Committee expands membership
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision on Wednesday expanded its membership to include all G20 countries.
HKMA's new chief to face a pay cut?
The new head of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), which is to be Norman Chan, will have to take a substantial pay cut, sources said on Friday.
HKMA's Yam confirms retirement
Joseph Yam, the chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), is to step down in October, it emerged on Tuesday.
Yam to join PBOC?
Joseph Yam, the chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), will join the People's Bank of China in the autumn, a local magazine has reported.
How to strengthen Islamic finance - HKMA's Lau
In a speech in Singapore, Edmond Lau, the executive director for monetary management at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, listed six elements for promoting the stability, integrity, diversity and efficiency of financial intermediation across…
The best methods for estimating trend inflation
Trend inflation forecasts estimated by the exclusion method and the principal component technique have strong predictive power on future changes in headline CPI or PCE inflation, new research from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority posits.
HKMA - Annual Report 2008
Hong Kong's exchange fund lost HK$136 billion ($17.5 billion) in 2008, revealed the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) in its Annual Report published on Monday.
Hong Kong's banks' have minimal liquidity risk
Despite a deterioration in liquidity conditions, default risks in the Hong Kong banking system are minimal, new research from the territory's central bank posits.
HKMA's Yue woos Islamic finance investors
Hong Kong can make significant contribution to the global Islamic finance market, said Eddie Yue, a deputy chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.
HKMA to keep keener eye on securities business
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is set to enhance the monitoring of banks' securities business, said Y.K. Choi, a deputy chief executive at the institution.
China's financial liberalisation success
Liberalisation of China's financial system reduced its vulnerability, posits a new paper from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.
Research assesses risk-management methods
A paper from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority compares different methods for estimating and forecasting the volatilities and correlations of asset returns.
HKMA and China agree currency swap
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the People's Bank of China have signed a currency swap arrangement worth up to $29.2 billion.
Equity market interdependence on the rise
The interdependence between equity markets in the United States and the East Asia-Pacific regionl has risen steadily since early 2006, research from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority finds.
Protect consumers with new measures, says HKMA
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has urged banks to adopt a raft of new guidelines aimed at protecting consumers. The measures follow almost 20,000 thousand complaints about the mis-selling of Lehman Brothers-related products.
HKMA's Yam outlook for 2009
The chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority set out why he thinks 2009 will be a "challenging" year.
Norway slashes rates on "major shocks"
Norges Bank has followed the Riksbank's lead in chopping 175 basis points off its key rate. Exposure to "new major shocks" sparked the move, which leaves the central bank's key rate at 3%. Elsewhere, three other central banks cut their key rate by 50…