U.S.-listed Chinese companies expected to follow example of electric car maker Nio, whose shares started trading in Singapore in May

Hong Kong’s contracts linked to one index of 50 of the largest mainland-listed companies accounted for about 4% of volume and 10% of value in April

Asian financial hubs changed their rules to allow special purpose acquisition companies in the hope of revving up their lackluster stock markets, but questions remain about whether the blank check companies can live up to the hype

Adeline Ee will work from Singapore and lead the exchange franchise in developing across the region

Venture capital deals and public listings are up in Southeast Asia, as its capital markets perform well in 2021

HKEX is launching derivatives contracts that make it easier for international investors to bet on mainland equities

Government’s initiatives include a $1.5 billion fund set up with Temasek Holdings

Special purpose acquisition companies will be allowed to list under a more liberal rulebook than initially envisioned by the exchange

The Southeast Asian country is currently home to the only overseas platform where investors can trade Chinese stock futures, but its fellow financial center has a plan to muscle in