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‘Very sensitive’ US-China rift poses challenge for Hong Kong stock exchange chief

After a bruising year for the HKEX, Nicolas Aguzin is heading to Davos to persuade investors China is open for business

Next week, at the first in-person World Economic Forum in two years, Nicolas Aguzin will attempt to persuade executives and officials that China is open for business.

The chief executive of the Hong Kong stock exchange — a former JPMorgan banker and its first non-Chinese boss — was brought in one year ago to accelerate the integration of China’s economy with international finance.

“The core objective of everything we’re trying to do is to make sure that we continue connecting China and the world,” Aguzin told the Financial Times. “I’m not saying it’s an easy agenda, [but] that’s what we have to do.”

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