Chad Bray is a UK correspondent at the South China Morning Post. He specializes in finance and investment, covering a range of topics including HSBC, Sino-British relations, and the dynamics between the UK, Europe, and China. Chad's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo Finance, The New York Times, and Financial Advisor IQ.
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Chad Bray's coverage revolves around business, particularly focusing on corporate movements, market disruptions, and regulatory issues within the finance industry. He frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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By: Chad Bray
HKEX-owned bourse made ‘irrational’ decision to cancel trades amid nickel market chaos on March 8, 2022, Jane Street lawyer said.
By: Chad Bray
The London Metal Exchange was forced to step in to stabilise the nickel market in March 2022 as chaos in the market put several members at risk of default and would have depleted the bourse’s fund to close out defaulted members’ positions, the bourse’s lawyer said.
By: Chad Bray
HSBC will move to smaller offices in the City of London ahead of its lease expiring in 2027, as it looks to cut costs as more of its staff embrace hybrid working.
By: Chad Bray
Judicial review of London Metal Exchange’s decision to cancel trades in March 2022 has potential to dramatically reshape how bourses respond to extraordinary market events in the future.
By: Chad Bray
Beijing’s aspirations to become an economic and technological superpower pose the ‘greatest risk’ to the UK, according to a long-awaited parliamentary report.
By: Chad Bray
Higher interest rates are expected to help drive profit gains at big Hong Kong lenders, including HSBC and Standard Chartered, in second quarter as US Federal Reserve prepares to hikes rates further.
By: Chad Bray
Standard Chartered’s pre-tax profit was US$1.52 billion in the second quarter as it beat a consensus estimate of US$1.37 billion.
By: Chad Bray
Hui Ka-yan, founder and chairman of the troubled developer, rode a wave of market reforms to amass a vast empire that included China’s richest football club, a superyacht and reportedly the most expensive home in London. However, his personal fortunes have dwindled as Evergrande suffocates under a massive pile of debt exceeding US$300 billion.
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