Hong Kong stock IPOs quietly hit a new low in nearly 10 years, and foreign investment banks' labor concerns over the cold winter were slashed to obtain “no mosquito meat can be let go”

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Hong Kong stock IPOs quietly hit a new low in nearly 10 years, and foreign investment banks' labor concerns over the cold winter were slashed to obtain “no mosquito meat can be let go”

Hong Kong's new equity market remains sluggish, with the accounting firm Deutsche Bank reporting that Hong Kong fell to the 10th largest shareholder in the world in the first quarter of this year, with 12 new shares, raising HK$47 billion, down more than 30% year-on-year. Although it still ranks among the top 10 shareholders in the world, the number of shares issued and the amount of funds raised were nearly 10 years lower. An inside media outle…