HKEX CEO Sees 'Big Year’ With Lots of Home-Grown IPOs

The video discusses the strength and resilience of the Hong Kong market amidst geopolitical tensions and upcoming IPOs. It explains the 'One Country, Two Systems' policy, highlighting the emotional and rational perspectives of both China and Hong Kong. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding this policy for long-term stability and market freedom.

What is one of the main reasons for Hong Kong's market competitiveness this year?

• The return of companies from the US and upcoming homegrown IPOs

• An increase in local tourism

• A rise in local manufacturing

• A decrease in geopolitical tensions

What is the main challenge faced by Hong Kong's market despite its resilience?

• Short-term anxieties due to geopolitical tensions

• Limited access to international markets

• Lack of technological advancement

• Decreasing population

How does the 'one country, two systems' framework benefit China?

• It allows for complete independence of Hong Kong

• It balances China's emotional and rational interests

• It ensures Hong Kong remains a closed market

• It eliminates the need for international trade

What is the emotional investment of Hong Kong's people in the 'two systems' framework primarily about?

• Reducing their economic ties with China

• Expanding their territory

• Increasing their political influence in China

• Preserving their freedom and market structure

What is necessary for Hong Kong's people to ensure their interests align with China's under the 'one country, two systems' framework?

• Opposing the 'one country' concept

• Reducing their economic activities

• Rationally accepting the 'one country' concept

• Increasing their emotional investment in 'one country'