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China Crackdown Rattles the Rich in World’s Top Offshore Hub

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By Diana Li, Denise Wee Verified, Trista Xinyi Luo Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
When Chinese authorities announced sweeping measures to stem capital outflows from the mainland last month, tax adviser Patrick Yip started getting urgent calls from clients. They were wondering how the moves would affect their bank accounts in Hong Kong, where most of the money that leaves China winds up.
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China’s Crackdown Rattles the World’s Top Offshore Wealth Hub

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By Diana Li Verified, Denise Wee Verified, Trista Xinyi Luo Verified, Venus Feng Verified, Dave Sebastian Verified
| Flipboard
Finance 5 hours ago SpaceX’s $600 billion wipeout tests investor patience TheStreet - Damilola Esebame • 5h History’s largest IPO has handed its earliest shareholders a brutal lesson.
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Manulife pulls loan product for rich Hong Kong clients after scrutiny

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By Denise Wee Verified, Kiuyan Wong
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content The product allowed individuals to buy a policy worth US$80 million in nominal value with almost four times leverage and offered returns exceeding 10% Manulife signage on the top of a building is photographed in Ottawa on May 20, 2026. Manulife Financial Corp. pulled leverage for an insurance product targeting wealthy Hong Kong clients after the offering drew scrutiny from regulators and competitors, according to people familiar with the matter.
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