How HK’s new security law is undercutting the city’s appeal

Jul 2, 2020

The national security law looks set to forever change how the Asian financial centre functions, and not in a good way. Candour is set to diminish, and social tensions may rise.

How HK’s new security law is undercutting the city’s appeal

The newly imposed national security law in Hong Kong looks set to inhibit opinions of investment professionals working in the territory and undermine free flow of information. Both are fundamental to the smooth operating of an international financial centre.

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