Tiger Brokers (Hong Kong) plans to invest 100 million US dollars in Hong Kong over the next two years.

On January 14, Wang Shan, Chief Operating Officer of Tiger Brokers (Hong Kong), stated at a press conference that the group plans to invest 100 million US dollars in Hong Kong over the next two years, covering areas such as human resources and infrastructure.

Regarding the recent increase in investment by several Chinese brokerages in Hong Kong, such as Ant Group’s plan to acquire Yaocai Securities, Wang Shan stated that competition is a constant factor that can drive innovation.

On the performance of Hong Kong’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) market this year, Wang Shan expressed confidence that it would not be poor, as she anticipated that many high-quality companies would be approved for listing in Hong Kong, although valuations are expected to become more reasonable.

Tiger Brokers (Hong Kong) announced in October last year that it had set up a six-week pop-up booth at K11 MUSEA in Tsim Sha Tsui. Regarding whether the company will open a retail store in Hong Kong, she mentioned that the group needs time to evaluate the situation.



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