Businessman Wu Sai-chuen Announces CE Bid
"); jQuery("#212 h3").html("

"); });
2022-02-16 HKT 16:58
Businessman Wu Sai-chuen on Wednesday threw his hat into the ring for the Chief Executive race, becoming the second person to declare his intention to run for the top post.
It’s the former DAB member’s third attempt to run, but in the past two elections he failed to secure enough nominations.
To stand as a candidate, one must obtain at least 188 nominations, or one-eighth of the 1,500-strong Election Committee, which was expanded after Beijing overhauled Hong Kong's electoral system last year.
Wu, 62, said he will try to win the central government’s trust by picking some “capable” ministers currently serving the government to join his cabinet.
Another businessman, Checkley Sin, had announced his intention to run last month.
The nomination period is due to begin on Sunday for the poll scheduled on March 27.
Circle CEO Says China Could Launch Yuan Stablecoin In 3 To 5 Years As Trade Grows
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire predicts that China could roll out a yuan stablecoin within three to five years to expand the... Read more
Naver IPO Timeline Set As Dunamu Merger Targets Nasdaq Debut
Preparations for a Naver IPO are underway following an agreement between Naver Financial and cryptocurrency exchange op... Read more
TransUnion Urges Lenders To Rethink Credit Risk For Gig Workers In Hong Kong
TransUnion is urging lenders to update their risk assessment models, revealing that gig workers in Hong Kong exhibit st... Read more
Citi And Endowus Roll Out HK$4,000 Wealth-Linked Credit Card Campaign
Citi and digital wealth platform Endowus have launched a joint credit card promotion in Hong Kong, expanding the Citi E... Read more
Aspire Secures SFC License In Hong Kong To Launch SME Yield Product
Singapore-headquartered fintech Aspire has secured three financial licenses from the Securities and Futures Commission ... Read more
Why Stablecoins May Become The Backbone Of 24/7 Global Trade
Stablecoin transaction volumes surged 72% in 2025, reaching a record US$33 trillion and signalling growing institutiona... Read more
