Bloomberg Invest: Where Intelligence Meets Capital
Hong Kong is reclaiming its throne as Asia's financial powerhouse, powered by a tech IPO surge rivaling its 2021 peak - when it raised over $300B globally.
With 2026 listings already hitting billions through AI and new-economy leaders, the city is pulling in capital as China's vital gateway to international markets.
Amid US-China tensions, Hong Kong is navigating a global credit squeeze, Middle East war fallout and efforts to elevate mainland listing quality.
Bloomberg Invest Hong Kong rallies Asia's top minds to unpack these dynamics, delivering real-time news with sharp insights on risks and rewards.
2026 On Stage Conversations
Paul Chan on Hong Kong’s Market Outlook
Bonnie Chan on IPO Momentum
BlackRock's Chan on Asia Market Strategy
Paul Chan, Financial Secretary of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China told Bloomberg’s Yvonne Man that legitimate inflows are still being encouraged when asked about Beijing’s recent crackdown on cross border capital flows.
Speaking with Bloomberg's David Ingles, Bonnie Chan, CEO of Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd., discussed Hong Kong’s IPO pipeline explaining issuers and investors are a lot more engaged than in previous years.
Susan Chan, Head of Asia Pacific at BlackRock, joined Bloomberg's Rebecca Sin, where she shared her thoughts on why the traditional 40/60 portfolio is not going to generate the outcomes needed for the future.
PAG on Private Capital in Asia
Lenovo on Strategy and Growth
ChinaAMC on North Asia Allocations
David Ingles was joined onstage by Chris Gradel, CEO and Co-Founder of PAG, to discuss private capital, liquidity and Asia investment opportunities.
Winston Cheng, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer and Lenovo said the AI infrastructure boom is probably “the greatest infrastructure build in the history of mankind,” when discussing company outlook with Bloomberg’s Sangmi Cha at Bloomberg Invest 2026 in Hong Kong.
Yimei Li, CEO of China Asset Management Company told Bloomberg’s Minmin Low interest in China onshore markets from international investors is still more on the transactional side, with long time allocators not fully back yet.
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