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HKEX's profit beats estimates, trading gains

HKEX's net income rose 30% to HK$2.95 billion ($517.7 million) in the 3QFY2023.

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HKEx listing committee approves Centurion’s proposed delisting

The approval of the listing committee is one of the three conditions for Centurion’s delisting from the exchange to go ahead.
FWD Group has refiled to list with the HKEx - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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FWD Group has refiled to list with the HKEX

This is the third time the insurance group has filed its application to list on the bourse.

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Razer to delist in May after getting shareholders' approval to go private

Razer first went public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in November 2017 with an IPO price of HK$3.88 per share.
How the SGX is staying competitive against other global bourses - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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How SGX is staying competitive against other global bourses

As exchanges proliferate and established exchanges such as HKEX join the big league, SGX's CEO explains his strategy to compete.
Hong Kong trading tax deals rare blow to city’s financiers - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Hong Kong trading tax deals rare blow to city's financiers

Hong Kong is raising taxes on stock trading for the first time since 1993.

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Hong Kong-listed Far East Consortium said to eye US$400 mil Singapore listing: reports

SINGAPORE (Nov 28): Far East Consortium International, a property development and hospitality group listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX), is said to be eyeing a listing of its overseas hospitality assets on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), according

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AB InBev's Asia unit opens higher despite gloomy IPO market

(Sept 30): The Asia-Pacific beer unit of Anheuser-Busch InBev NV gained as much as 2.2% in its Hong Kong trading debut, a rare bright spot for the lacklustre global market in initial public offerings.

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AB InBev targets US$5 bil in Asian unit's Hong Kong IPO

(Sept 12): Anheuser-Busch InBev NV is aiming to raise about US$5 billion ($6.9 billion) in a Hong Kong listing of its Asian unit by the end of September, people familiar with the matter said, reviving a plan scrapped two months ago for what would have bee
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