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"Hong Kong’s financial hub is at a crossroads"

mar23 Beijing is changing Hong Kong's   political norms ,   raising new concerns about the institutions underlying the city's previous prosperity and potentially putting its status as a global financial hub at risk, according to a new  report . The big picture:   The business community should begin a collective lobbying campaign to convey their concerns directly to Hong Kong authorities, the report recommends, because legal and bureaucratic recourse is now less likely to help the business community protect their interests in the city. https://www.axios.com/2023/03/07/hong-kong-global-financial-status-risk .16/1/23 https://www-ft-com.ezp.lib.cam.ac.uk/content/77b7e834-8780-4be0-9e8a-ad9961b7be5f Can Asia’s key capital market maintain its international outlook?  PATRICK JENKINs Look for a senior job in Hong Kong these days on LinkedIn and you’re unlikely to find any openings unless you’re a speaker of Cantonese or Mandarin, or both. “That’s a big change,” confides a longtime Br