Bankers Turn Down High-Paying Hong Kong Jobs Amid Tight Covid Restrictions

The video discusses the challenges faced by recruiters in Hong Kong, particularly in attracting global talent due to strict COVID policies and other frustrations. It highlights the impact on the financial services sector, noting a decline in visas and a potential shift of talent to Singapore. Hong Kong's role as a major financial hub is examined, with concerns about the long-term loss of talent and its implications for the city's economy.

What challenges are recruiters facing in attracting global talent to Hong Kong?

How have the COVID policies affected the perception of Hong Kong as a place to work?

What factors contributed to the decline of financial services jobs in Hong Kong?

In what ways does Hong Kong serve as a gateway to China for financial services?

What is the significance of Hong Kong being a major U.S. dollar funding center?