H.K. Financial Secretary Chan on SPAC Listings, Trading Stamp Duty

The transcript discusses the impact of a stamp duty increase on the Hong Kong market, noting significant turnover and the potential for future hikes. It addresses investor reactions and clarifies that no further increases are planned. The conversation shifts to the rise of SPACs and Hong Kong's potential as a listing center, with a focus on maintaining investor protection. Finally, the discussion covers tax policies, including dividend tax considerations, and their implications for the economy.

How has the average daily turnover in Hong Kong changed compared to the previous year?

What factors are mentioned that could influence the competitiveness of Hong Kong's market?

What is the current stance on the potential for further hikes to the stamp duty?

What are the implications of the recent market developments on the financial secretary's assessment of risks?

What considerations are mentioned regarding the introduction of a dividends tax in Hong Kong?