Wei Sun Christianson: China's financing revolution

Hong Kong has created a successful arena for Chinese companies to list in but reform is needed, says Morgan Stanley's Asia Pacific co-CEO.

Wei Christianson

Jackie Horne

August 16, 2016

Hong Kong has created an immensely successful area for Chinese companies to list in, but reform is needed to ensure the initial public offering (IPO) market continues to operate smoothly says Morgan Stanley's Asia Pacific Co-CEO, Wei Sun Christianson.

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