Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing (HKEx) has laid out details of an “urgent and necessary” strategic plan to allow it to compete with the emergence of local rivals, tackle competition from other global exchanges and survive future financial shocks.
The plan, described this week by Charles Li, chief executive, is a sign that HKEx has become the latest exchange in Asia to overhaul its business in response to emerging pressures of competition in share dealing, the growth of “high-frequency” trading and opportunities in derivatives thrown up by the post-crisis push to regulate
over-the-counter derivatives markets.
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