Since , in addition to the above business activities, the HKMC also engages in infrastructure financing business with a view to securitisation in Hong Kong. Candidates with lesser experience will be considered for the position of Manager. We are looking for high-calibre candidate to join the Legal Office which provides legal, compliance and company secretarial services to the HKMC Group. Candidates with lesser experience may be considered for the post of Manager Customer Engagement.
Candidates with lesser experience may be considered for the post of Manager Channel Development. Candidate with less experience will be considered for the position of Associate.
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When you perform, we perform. You can become part of a strong and growing business - part of one united team of talented, hardworking people, whose energy and commitment makes us what we are. Asia Sourcing for Global Customers. Under the doctrine of "one country, two systems," China allowed the former colony to continue to govern itself and maintain many independent systems for a period of 50 years. The Basic Law defines the limited autonomy of Hong Kong.
Owing to its colonial history, English is one of Hong Kong's official languages. Officially known as the People's Republic of China, this East Asian country is the world's most populous , with a population of more than 1. China is governed by the Chinese Communist Party, which has jurisdiction over 22 provinces, five autonomous regions, four direct-controlled municipalities, and the SARs of both Hong Kong and Macau.
China built its economy on heavy industry development, ramping up the country's industrial and service output over the years.
Of late, consumer demand has driven growth. However, after a tougher , in which the nation was embroiled in a trade war with the United States, the Chinese economy grew at its slowest pace in 28 years.
Perhaps the most significant difference between mainland China and Hong Kong is that the mainland is communist and controlled by a single party while Hong Kong has a limited democracy.
Both share the President of China as their chief of state. However, each has its own head of government: The premier is the head of mainland China, while the chief executive is the head of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The chief executive is accountable to the Central People's Government.
The term of the chief executive is for five years, and any person can serve for a maximum of two consecutive terms. Despite the separation in systems and rights guaranteed by the Basic Law, the mainland Chinese government does assert itself in local Hong Kong politics.
Protesters complained that only those candidates who aligned their interests with China would be allowed to run. The "Umbrella Protests," as they were known, failed to achieve any concessions from Beijing. Hong Kong also has its own legal and judicial systems including a proprietary police force , district organizations with no political power , and public servants, broadly based on the British common law model.
However, for land tenure and family matters, Hong Kong reverts to the Chinese customary law model. In , Hong Kongers protested against an extradition bill that would have allowed residents to be sent to mainland China. It was eventually suspended and withdrawn by the chief executive. Critics feared the bill would undermine the region's judicial system. Amnesty International said the bill—if passed—would have extended the power of the mainland authorities to target critics, human rights defenders, journalists, NGO workers, and anyone else in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong defers from mainland China in two primary areas: military defense and international relations. Hong Kong may not maintain its own military; the mainland manages the military defense of Hong Kong. In international diplomacy, Hong Kong has no separate identity from mainland China. It can also participate in trade-related events and agreements under the name "Hong Kong, China. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region may not maintain any separate diplomatic ties with foreign countries.
Foreign countries may have consulate offices in Hong Kong, but locate their main Chinese embassies on the mainland. The citizens of Hong Kong carry a different passport from the citizens of mainland China. Both must obtain permission before visiting the other region.
Even foreign tourists who visit Hong Kong must obtain a separate visa before entering China. The principle of "one country, two systems" allows for the coexistence of socialism and capitalism under "one country," which is mainland China. This principle has given Hong Kong the freedom to continue with its free-enterprise system, rather than merging into the communistic structure in China. The region has its own policies related to money, finance, trade, customs, and foreign exchange.
Hong Kong and mainland China even use different currencies. The mainland uses the Chinese yuan as legal tender. Merchants in Hong Kong do not freely accept the yuan. The economy of Hong Kong has witnessed a tremendous transition in the past decade as services took a lead in the region at a whopping As manufacturing has shifted base to the mainland, its contribution to overall GDP has shrunk over the years 1.
Construction contributes around 4. Overall, the Hong Kong economy is characterized by low tax rates, free trade, and less government interference. The economy of mainland China is more dependent on manufacturing, although, in recent years, the service sector has started to pick up. However, the share of services in the GDP is much less than that of developed countries like the United States and Japan and also less than that of developing countries like Brazil and India.
Hong Kong's GDP per capita is vastly higher than that of mainland China's, although the latter is rapidly climbing. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has been the preferred destination choice for most Chinese companies looking to raise capital, as the mainland Chinese stock markets are more restrictive and have higher financial requirements.
Hong Kong's stock market also attracts more overseas investors. First, a registration-based IPO system, which enables listing to be relatively faster and easier than in the mainland. Second, the absence of capital controls and greater international exposure, which allows Hong Kong to serve as an anchor point for global expansion.
Third, a sound financial infrastructure, which mitigates operational costs.
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