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Empowering Trade Finance with Digital Technology in Hong Kong

Trading has long been a cornerstone of Hong Kong’s economy, sustained by the city’s role as a bridge between the Chinese Mainland and the rest of the world. Any comprehensive discussion of Hong Kong’s economic development should address the evolution of its trading sector, and, by extension, the trade finance mechanisms that enable it. Trade […]

Heiwai TANG
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Empowering Trade Finance with Digital Technology in Hong Kong

Transforming Hong Kong into a Global Runway for Right-Hand-Drive Autonomous Vehicle Markets

In retrospect, over the past five years, the global automobile industry has undergone dramatic changes in its first half, during which “energy defines the car” was the theme of competition, i.e. a race in battery technology and driving range.

Zhixi WAN
Zhixi WAN

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Transforming Hong Kong into a Global Runway for Right-Hand-Drive Autonomous Vehicle Markets

When AI Hallucinates: The Hidden Risks in the Global Large-Model Race

Large language models are increasingly permeating core domains such as knowledge production, business analysis, legal consulting, and medical decision-making. A problem that was once often regarded as a mere technical flaw is rapidly becoming a new focal point in the global technology race: the “hallucination” of large language models—namely, the tendency of a model, when lacking any factual basis, to still produce highly “confident,” fluent, yet false answers.

Zhenhui Jack Jiang
Zhenhui Jack Jiang

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When AI Hallucinates: The Hidden Risks in the Global Large-Model Race

Future Intelligent EV Charging in Hong Kong

In last week’s column, I did an in-depth analysis of the structural contradictions confronting Hong Kong’s electric vehicle (EV) charging market: acute scarcity of land and limitations in power capacity. Pursuing extensive growth by simply “piling up hardware” is decidedly ill-advised.

Zhixi WAN
Zhixi WAN

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Future Intelligent EV Charging in Hong Kong

The “Fast” and “Slow” Solutions for Hong Kong’s Charging Dilemma

Electric vehicle (EV) charging technology is in a phase of rapid iterative development. Early alternating current (AC) slow charging is already on the way out, while direct current (DC) fast charging standards have become an entry-level feature.

Zhixi WAN
Zhixi WAN

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The “Fast” and “Slow” Solutions for Hong Kong’s Charging Dilemma

Competition and Reward Practices: Evidence from Public Schools

In this study, the researchers explored how competition intensity in the market for public services affected the reward practices of managers. Financial and nonfinancial rewards were considered and the following choices were examined when managers faced intensifying competition…

Anson Yile JIANG
Anson Yile JIANG

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Competition and Reward Practices: Evidence from Public Schools

Timely Cybersecurity Disclosure and Information Manipulation

Cybersecurity incidents pose a significant business risk to modern companies. Consequently, regulators have increasingly mandated prompt disclosures regarding cybersecurity incidents to facilitate timely and effective external monitoring of cybersecurity risk. For instance, the European Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), adopted in 2023, requires software publishers to report any unaddressed security vulnerabilities within 24 hours of their discovery.

Xuanpu LIN
Xuanpu LIN

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Timely Cybersecurity Disclosure and Information Manipulation

Credit information sharing and firm innovation: Evidence from the establishment of public credit registries

This study examined the effect of credit information sharing on corporate innovation. Although innovation is important for firm growth, these activities tend to have highly uncertain payoffs. Obtaining financing for such activities is constrained by frictions that arise from capital providers’ concern that information asymmetry can lead to adverse selection and moral hazard. Debt providers may also be unwilling to finance innovation due to the asymmetric payoff function, the difficulty of securing loans using innovation outputs, and borrowers’ potential risk-shifting.

Jeffrey NG
Jeffrey NG

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Credit information sharing and firm innovation: Evidence from the establishment of public credit registries

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