Chen Yiting: It is difficult to say that the Hong Kong stock market has bottomed out at present. In the long run, more opportunities are expected

It is difficult to say that the Hong Kong stock market has bottomed out. The new CEO of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Laura M Cha, stated that in the past few years, global and Hong Kong capital markets have faced many challenges. However, Hong Kong and the Stock Exchange play a "super connector" role between China and the world. In the long run, she sees more opportunities. She believes that many companies still want to go public, but they do not want to sell their shares cheaply in the current market conditions. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has offices in London, New York, and Singapore, and actively communicates with many issuers around the world. She believes that when market conditions become more favorable, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange will be in a favorable position to capture these opportunities. As the world's second-largest economy, China has maintained its annual economic growth target at around 5% during this year's two sessions. The growth is still quite considerable, and there are many companies growing domestically, which she believes will be a strong source of issuers