Beijing expands support for Hong Kong

Posted by Joachim Bartels | Aug 17, 2011 | China, Consumer Credit Information, Credit Information, Dun & Bradstreet, Hong Kong, TransUnion | 0 |

China’s vice-premier Li Keqiang on a recent visit to Hong Kong announced measures intended to boost Hong Kong’s pre-eminence as China’s financial centre and its role as the offshore trading hub for the renminbi.

Source: Financial Times

BIIA comment: Hong Kong has always served as a role model as a financial centre. It has an excellent legal system, financial and information infrastructure. Two BIIA members serve the financial system: TransUnion and Dun & Bradstreet Hong Kong

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