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BOC Hong Kong Launches Global Comprehensive Financial Services

BOC HK Deputy General Manager Indicates Growth in High-End Family Clients' Investments

BOC Hong Kong signs a 70 million yuan green loan with Sinopec

BOC and Standard Chartered HK Provide New Note Exchange Services for Citizens

BOC Hong Kong Maintains Preferential Rate and Savings Deposit Rate Unchanged

BOCHK Completes Acquisition of BOCI Private Bank and Disposal of Pao Sang Securities

BOC Group Life Insurance Reports 48% Premium Growth in First Three Quarters of 2025

BOC Hong Kong Promotes Trade Business Innovation and Digitalization

Moody's Confirms and Maintains Outlook of Bank of China (Hong Kong)

USD/CNY Exchange Rate and HKD Interest Rate Movements

USD/CNY Exchange Rate and CNH NDF Quotes

BOC Hong Kong Assists AIIB in Issuing HKD 4 Billion Sustainable Development Bond

DBS Analyst Maintains Buy Rating for Bank of China Hong Kong, Target Price at HKD 41.30

BOC HK Maintains Top Mortgage Market Share for Seventh Year

Latest USD to CNY Exchange Rate and HKD Prime Rate

US Dollar to Renminbi Exchange Rate Dropped

BOCHK Actively Participates in RMB Business Funding Arrangements to Provide RMB Loans to Multiple Enterprises

BOC Hong Kong's Vientiane Branch Successfully Connects to Digital RMB Cross-border Payment Platform

US Dollar Rises Against Chinese Yuan and Hong Kong Dollar

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Thousands of Hong Kong bank employees are receiving bonuses and extra benefits as they return to work, with Bank of China (HK) giving HK$500 and HSBC distributing HK$500 to its staff. ZA Bank stands out by offering HK$1,000 plus a HK$10,000 bonus and an extra day off. Citigroup pays HK$800 to its employees, reflecting a 20% increase in bonuses this year. The initiatives are part of a tradition to reward staff during the Lunar New Year, symbolizing appreciation and optimism for the year ahead.

- Thousands of Hong Kong bank employees are set to receive a return-to-work lai see, with some banks offering additional benefits amid improved economic sentiment.  
- Bank of China (Hong Kong) and HSBC are each distributing HK$500, while ZA Bank is the most generous, providing HK$1,000 along with a HK$10,000 bonus after achieving significant customer growth.  
- Citigroup follows with an HK$800 lai see and emphasizes plans for AI innovation and sustainable growth in the coming year.

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HK$10,000 bonus, extra day off: Hong Kong banks reward staff returning to work

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Hong Kong banks, including HSBC and Bank of China (Hong Kong), are continuing the Lunar New Year tradition by distributing millions in red packet money to staff. HSBC is giving out HK$13 million ($1.7 million) to nearly 26,000 employees, while Bank of China (Hong Kong) is providing HK$500 to each of its 15,000 staff along with gift hampers. HSBC's CEO, Maggie Ng, expressed optimism for the upcoming year, highlighting the qualities of vitality and success associated with the Year of the Horse.

- Lenders in Hong Kong are continuing the Lunar New Year tradition by distributing red packet money to employees, with HSBC and Hang Seng contributing HK$13 million to 26,000 staff.  
- Bank of China (Hong Kong) is also participating, giving HK$500 and gift hampers to its 15,000 employees.  
- This practice reflects the cultural significance of the New Year and aims to energize staff for the upcoming year.

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Thousands of Hong Kong bank employees will receive lai see as they return to work, with some banks offering extra benefits amid improving economic sentiment. Bank of China (Hong Kong) gives HK$500 to each of its 15,000 staff, while HSBC and Hang Seng Bank distribute the same amount to nearly 26,000 employees. ZA Bank leads with HK$1,000 and a HK$10,000 bonus, plus an extra day off. Citigroup pays HK$800 to its 4,500 employees, emphasizing growth and innovation in its Lunar New Year message.

- Thousands of Hong Kong bank employees will receive festive bonuses to celebrate improvements in economic and market sentiment.  
- Bank of China (Hong Kong) and HSBC are among those providing HKD 500 ($64) each to employees, while ZA Bank offers HKD 1,000 and an extra day off, showcasing their commitment to employee well-being.  
- This year, bonuses for investment banks like UBS, Morgan Stanley, and Citigroup have increased by about 20% due to successful IPOs, reflecting the industry's recovery.

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Hong Kong banks give staff gifts, extra holiday, lai see as they return to work

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The government has launched a summer internship program in collaboration with 29 large enterprises to provide Hong Kong youth with internship opportunities in the mainland and overseas. Participating companies include Tencent, HK & CHINA GAS, BOC HONG KONG, among others. The internship positions are spread across multiple provinces and cities as well as overseas countries, covering various fields such as finance, innovation and technology, and pharmaceuticals

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The government partners with 29 large enterprises to provide Hong Kong youth with summer internship opportunities both domestically and internationally

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BOC Hong Kong, Bank of East Asia Most Exposed to China Commercial Real Estate NPLs, Citi Says

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BOC HONG KONG signed a one-year green loan of 70 million yuan with Sinopec Corp. This loan is the first green loan certified by the Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency in the petrochemical and energy sectors, meeting the standards of the Green Loan Principles and the Hong Kong Sustainable Finance Classification Framework. The loan will be used to construct hydrogen refueling stations and electric vehicle charging stations, supporting the application of hydrogen energy in the transportation sector, enhancing Hong Kong's hydrogen energy infrastructure, and promoting the development of the hydrogen energy industry in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area

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Citi released a research report, expecting Hong Kong bank stocks' performance in the second half of 2025 to meet expectations, with the normalization of HIBOR supporting net interest income. Despite high capital ratios, no share buyback plans are anticipated. Citi is optimistic about international banks, with HSBC as the top pick, raising the target price to HKD 47.6 and maintaining a "Buy" rating. The target price for BOC HONG KONG is raised to HKD 47.6, and the target price for BANK OF E ASIA is raised to HKD 14.9, maintaining a "Neutral" rating

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The Hang Seng Index closed at 27,173 points, up 146 points or 0.5%; the Hang Seng Tech Index reported 5,463 points, up 45 points or 0.8%. Meituan fell over 3%, while YUM CHINA, BOC HONG KONG, HSBC, DAHSING BANK, and KB LAMINATES all reached new highs. Among active stocks, Xiaomi, Alibaba, and Ping An all saw varying degrees of increase. The overall market performance was positive, with some small and medium-sized stocks like China Literature and Fubo Group showing significant gains

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The Hang Seng Index closed at 27,173 points, up 146 points; the Hang Seng Tech Index closed at 5,463 points, up 45 points. Meituan fell over 3%. YUM CHINA, BOC HONG KONG, HSBC, DAHSING BANKING, and KB LAMINATES reached new highs

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The Hang Seng Index closed at 26,945 points, up 385 points or 1.5%. The Hang Seng TECH Index reported 5,401 points, up 55 points or 1.0%. The China Enterprises Index rose 111 points or 1.2%. Major stocks such as Ping An, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, Alibaba, and Tencent all saw increases, with Ping An rising 4.1% to HKD 72.45. Stocks like YUM China, Li Ning, Sun Hung Kai Properties, BOC Hong Kong, and ZTO EXPRESS-W reached new highs

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The Half-Day Express reports that the Hang Seng Index rose by 385 points; the Hang Seng TECH Index increased by 55 points. Ping An rose by over 4%, while YUM China, Li Ning, New World Development, BOC Hong Kong, and ZTO EXPRESS-W reached new highs

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The Hang Seng Index closed at 26,559 points, down 325 points or 1.2%. The Hang Seng Tech Index reported 5,346 points, down 59 points or 1.1%. The total market turnover was HKD 247.865 billion. Among the actively traded heavyweights, Alibaba fell 2.9%, Meituan dropped 2.6%, Ping An decreased by 2.2%, and Tencent declined by 2%. AIA fell 5.5%, ZTO EXPRESS, BOC HONG KONG, New World Development, REALORD GROUP, and SANY International reached new highs

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According to the "All-Day Express," the Hang Seng Index fell by 325 points; the Hang Seng Tech Index dropped by 59 points. AIA fell by over 5%. ZTO EXPRESS-W, BOC HONG KONG, Sun Hung Kai Properties, REALORD GROUP, and SANY International hit new highs with active trading

BOC HONG KONG will provide new banknote exchange services from today until February 16, with a strong response, and online appointment slots are fully booked. To facilitate customers, branches will open one hour earlier before February 5 and will have dedicated counters and staff to assist with the currency exchange

BOC HONG KONG starts providing new banknote exchange services today, with a strong response to online reservations

BOC HONG KONG announced that the bank's Hong Kong dollar best lending rate and savings deposit rate remain unchanged, at annual rates of 5 basis points and 0.001 basis points, respectively

BOC HONG KONG maintains the best lending rate at 5 cents unchanged

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BOC Hong Kong (2388.HK) showed relatively stable performance yesterday, with a mild rebound during the day, maintaining a slight upward trend throughout. The defensive attributes of the financial sector have once again attracted institutional favor, supported by the stability of the Hong Kong dollar interest rates and the improvement in bank asset quality. Recently, several banks have raised their savings account interest rates, attracting low-volatility capital allocation, with net inflows of funds primarily observed in the intraday trading. The short-term performance has not outperformed mainstream heavyweight stocks, indicating a more defensive layout. The daily moving averages are steadily rising, with a MACD golden cross, and trading volume has not shown any abnormal increase, indicating that the main funds are patiently positioning rather than rotating through hot spots. Market logic focuses on risk aversion and asset allocation needs, with significant volatility in large resource stocks and a prominent linkage effect with the broader market. Once the style switches, its supporting role becomes more evident. In the short term, the upside is limited, and it is recommended to pay attention to changes in macro liquidity and the high-low switching opportunities brought about by market style adjustments

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Morning Trend | BOC HONG KONG (2388.HK) Golden Cross, Defensive Attributes Favored but Moderate Increase

Recently, Unisound could be good one moment and crash the next. The AI sector's volatility is too much for those with weak hearts. ZhongAn Online is also hard to describe, breaking support with high valuation, shaking some faith. In the tungsten sector, JiaXin soared like a rocket then plunged. The resource logic still holds, but one can't help suspecting it's just short-term speculation. Bank of China (Hong Kong) is rock solid, those who missed the boat dare not chase, those holding on struggle to keep holding. APT Satellite's &#34;strong buy&#34; signal was loud, but it still ended in the red, teaching the technical traders a lesson. The market is too emotional now, I still prefer to stay conservative and watch, less action.

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HK$10,000 bonus, extra day off: Hong Kong banks reward staff returning to work

Hong Kong Banks Gift Millions in Red Packet Money to Staff

Hong Kong banks give staff gifts, extra holiday, lai see as they return to work

The government partners with 29 large enterprises to provide Hong Kong youth with summer internship opportunities both domestically and internationally

BOC Hong Kong, Bank of East Asia Most Exposed to China Commercial Real Estate NPLs, Citi Says