WSJ: Hong Kong’s Clout as a Global Financial Center Clouded by Uncertainty

The controversial prospect of extraditions from Hong Kong to mainland China has thrown fresh doubt on the city’s status as a global financial hub.

A bill that would allow alleged criminals to be extradited to China has sparked the biggest public unrest in years. Aside from the short-term disruption, some in Hong Kong say the bill poses legal risks for employees, who for now are protected by the autonomy Hong Kong enjoys under a framework with China dubbed “one country, two systems.”

The full article is available at https://www.wsj.com/articles/hong-kongs-clout-as-a-global-financial-center-clouded-by-uncertainty-11560504645

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