Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission might need to move out of Central as it cannot afford to buy its own offices in the prime office district – the most expensive worldwide.
But it should consider moving out of Central anyway, as its peers and the brokers it regulates left a long time ago.
The talk in town is where will the commission relocate, after chairman Carlson Tong Ka-shing informed the city’s lawmakers that the regulator had a budget of about HK$3 billion (US…
Source : South China Morning Post
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