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Hong Kong Will Inspire China’s Confidence on Capital Flows, Says City’s Financial Secretary

Hong Kong Will Inspire China’s Confidence on Capital Flows, Says City’s Financial Secretary
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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.

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