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Pee Sai Huat Ah! HK Riots Unrest, caused panicking capital funds to flee from HK to Pee Sai!

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逃犯條例:外媒指有香港富豪撤資 1億美元轉新加坡

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2019年6月14日 下午10:23


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【on.cc東網專訊】英媒周五(14日)引述消息人士指,港府修訂《逃犯條例》已觸發撤資現象,部分富豪開始把資產轉移至海外,該報道指有人把存放在香港花旗銀行戶口的1億美元(約7.8億港元),轉移至新加坡的花旗銀行帳戶。

報道引述一名協助轉移資產的財務顧問稱,已聽聞有富豪陸續把財產暗中轉移至海外,他們憂慮在香港的資產會被北京拿走,新加坡則是資產轉移首選地方。亦有銀行家指,轉移資產客戶並非有政治風險的內地富豪,而是香港富豪,他們認為香港情況已失控,並對港府及北京所指修例不會損害經濟感到難以置信。

港府發言人並沒有直接回應報道,僅強調香港擁有世界級金融基礎設施、開放的國際市場及與海外市場兼容的監管體制。
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Fugitive Offenders Ordinance: Foreign media means that Hong Kong rich people have withdrawn $100 million to Singapore
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June 14, 2019, 10:23 PM

[on.cc East Network News] British media Friday (14th) quoted sources as saying that the Hong Kong government revised the "Fugitive Offenders Ordinance" has triggered the phenomenon of divestment, some rich people began to transfer assets overseas, the report said that some people put in the deposit The $100 million (about 780 million Hong Kong dollars) of the Hong Kong Citibank account was transferred to the Citibank account in Singapore.


The report quoted a financial adviser who assisted in the transfer of assets, saying that some rich people have been secretly transferring their assets overseas. They worry that assets in Hong Kong will be taken away by Beijing, and Singapore is the preferred place for asset transfer. Some bankers also pointed out that the transfer of assets to customers who are not politically risky in the Mainland, but the wealthy in Hong Kong, they think that the situation in Hong Kong is out of control and that the Hong Kong Government and Beijing's proposed amendments will not damage the economy.


The Hong Kong government spokesperson did not respond directly to the report. It only emphasized that Hong Kong has a world-class financial infrastructure, an open international market and a regulatory system compatible with overseas markets.

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