Kiuyan Wong is a Reporter at Bloomberg Law. With a focus on finance, trading, and legal affairs, Kiuyan covers a range of topics including global markets, international finance, and legal technology, while also delving into commodities and derivatives markets. Kiuyan's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, and Fortune.
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Kiuyan Wong's coverage focuses mainly on local political and financial developments in Hong Kong. He pays particular attention to government announcements, voter turnout, corporate governance, and CEO-related news within the Hong Kong Exchange. Considering his focus on local issues, pitches should highlight insights from experts or stakeholders directly involved in these matters.
Given his interest in covering topics related to finance and economy as well as crypto and blockchain at a substantial level, he may be open to receiving pitches that provide analysis of how these global trends impact the specific dynamics of Hong Kong's financial landscape.
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By: Bei Hu, Kiuyan Wong, Dave Sebastian, Julia Fioretti
The insider trading trial of hedge fund Segantii Capital Management enters a critical moment this week, as the prosecution wraps up its side of the case following testimony from an official at Hong Kong’s securities regulator.
By: Bei Hu, Kiuyan Wong, Julia Fioretti, Dave Sebastian
(Bloomberg) -- The insider trading trial of hedge fund Segantii Capital Management enters a critical moment this week, as the prosecution wraps up
By: Nectar Gan, Yvonne Man, Kiuyan Wong
Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan said the city would attempt to “inspire the confidence” of Chinese authorities, after Beijing’s sweeping crackdown on illicit overseas investment cast a chill over banks in the city.
By: Trista Xinyi Luo, Pearl Liu, Kiuyan Wong
The liquidation of China Evergrande Group, the collapsed property developer, is raising concerns among some partners at its former auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers China about the potential impact on their own finances.
Hong Kong stock issuers are looking to boost trading in some stocks suffering from thin volumes, which they say is hurting the ability of companies to access financing through follow-on offerings.
Hong Kong’s insurance regulator is intensifying oversight and preparing to penalize firms that evade recent curbs on broker fees and policy rates, according to its chief executive officer.
By: Pearl Liu, Trista Xinyi Luo, Kiuyan Wong
China Evergrande’s liquidators are seeking a judicial review of a HK$1 billion ($127.6 million) shareholder compensation deal a regulator struck with PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Hong Kong affiliate.
By: Kiuyan Wong, Pearl Liu
China Evergrande's liquidators have asked a court to void a HK$1 billion ($127.6 million) shareholder compensation deal a regulator struck with PricewaterhouseCoopers' Hong Kong affiliate.
By: Echo Wong, Kiuyan Wong, Denise Wee
Manulife Financial Corp. pulled leverage for an insurance product targeting wealthy Hong Kong clients after the offering drew scrutiny from regulators and competitors, according to people familiar with the matter.
Hong Kong’s market regulator is proceeding with its plan to compensate minority shareholders of collapsed developer China Evergrande Group, brushing aside a legal challenge by the company’s liquidators.
