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Hong Kong weighs extending tax breaks to proprietary trading firms

The proposal aims to help Hong Kong compete for high-value investment talent and preserve its role as a global financial center.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Fund Industry

Hong Kong is considering extending proposed tax incentives to proprietary trading firms, according to a Financial Times report cited by Hedgeweek.

The move is part of Hong Kong efforts to strengthen its position as a global financial center and compete with other financial hubs for high-value investment talent.

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