To remain competitive as a leading international financial hub, Hong Kong can no longer rely on the formula of its past glorious days but do something new, according to speakers at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents’ Club (FCC) in June.
“What we were doing in Hong Kong’s heyday won’t be what we will be doing in five years’ time or 10 years’ time. It will be very different. Can we predict what we will be doing? It is very difficult,” said Arnold Ip at an FCC seminar on June 6.
“We need to adapt. I have no idea how the next five years will evolve. What I know for sure is that what we will be doing in the medium term…
