Financial and Monetary Systems

Stock exchanges can be pillars of trust in a turbulent world

Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Caption: As trusted businesses, stock exchanges play a crucial role in providing the infrastructure that underpins the global economy

As trusted businesses, stock exchanges play a crucial role in providing the infrastructure that underpins the global economy Image: HKEX

Laura M. Cha
Chairman, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX)
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