Sacklyn, R: A History of Hong Kong Stock Exchange From Old Boys Club to World Class Bourse
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Produktdetails
Einband
Gebundene Ausgabe
Erscheinungsdatum
19.04.2016
Verlag
John Wiley and Sons LtdSeitenzahl
320
Maße (L)
22.9 cm
Auflage
1. Auflage
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN
978-0-470-83038-3
A short of history of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the people that developed it
Acclaimed author Raymonde Sacklyn kept copious notes of the events which took place in Hong Kong during the stock-market revolution in 1969, and now the times has come to make these unique insights public. After 129 years of market monopoly, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, controlled by just 60 men, was destroyed by the founding of an alternative, Far East Exchange Ltd.
The establishment of competition had a knock-on effect, hastening the drafting of new laws to help to protect minority shareholders of companies, listed on the equity markets of the territory. Prior to the promulgation of these new laws, the powerful and wealthy business people of Hong Kong routinely disregarded the dissenting voices among shareholders, but no longer.
* Offers a fascinating and colorful account of the development of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with an emphasis on the period from 1960s to the present day
* Presents an extraordinary range of characters and events that defined and shaped the Hong Kong exchanges
* Acts as a true insider's tale full of unique anecdotes and comments from those involved in the key developments of the stock exchanges
A fascinating inside account of the radical transformation of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange from a cozy, old-boys colonial network to the dynamic exchange that is now the envy of the world.
Acclaimed author Raymonde Sacklyn kept copious notes of the events which took place in Hong Kong during the stock-market revolution in 1969, and now the times has come to make these unique insights public. After 129 years of market monopoly, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, controlled by just 60 men, was destroyed by the founding of an alternative, Far East Exchange Ltd.
The establishment of competition had a knock-on effect, hastening the drafting of new laws to help to protect minority shareholders of companies, listed on the equity markets of the territory. Prior to the promulgation of these new laws, the powerful and wealthy business people of Hong Kong routinely disregarded the dissenting voices among shareholders, but no longer.
* Offers a fascinating and colorful account of the development of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with an emphasis on the period from 1960s to the present day
* Presents an extraordinary range of characters and events that defined and shaped the Hong Kong exchanges
* Acts as a true insider's tale full of unique anecdotes and comments from those involved in the key developments of the stock exchanges
A fascinating inside account of the radical transformation of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange from a cozy, old-boys colonial network to the dynamic exchange that is now the envy of the world.
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