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July 2024 marked 27 years since Hong Kong’s handover from part of the British Empire to become a special administrative region of China. This means that Hong Kong is in the territory of the infamous ‘27 Club’, an eclectic group of famous artists, such as Jimi Hendrix and Amy Winehouse, who have passed away at the young age of 27. This anniversary feels oddly ominous when considering the changes in laws and regulations seen in Hong Kong in the past couple of years, as China looks to bring Hong Kong’s legislature more in line with that of the mainland. This has raised questions over the status of the so-called ‘one country, two systems’ regime that was established in 1997, and led to investors wondering what this means for the future of investing in Hong Kong. So here, we look a bit closer at the Hong Kong market, what differences there are to investing on the mainland and what the future may hold for investors in the region.
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