EconomyHong Kong finance workers have billions to invest. Why is investing difficult?

Employees at Hong Kong’s more tightly regulated financial institutions have about HK$35.8 billion (US$4.66 billion) in investible income annually, a report says, but personal account dealing restrictions make investing difficult. The rules can cover bank employees, brokers and asset managers to prevent insider trading, manage conflicts and put clients’ interests first.

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