Money For Nothing

Hong Kong has slipped further down the global competitiveness rankings. What’s going on? On Money For Nothing,  Chief Economist at the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce, David O’Rear, joins us to discuss. That’s after a look at global markets with

We were joined this morning by Joshua Han Miller, CEO of Okay.com – a new approach to selling and buying property in Hong Kong. We took a detour into the world of wine ahead of the Vinexpo with CEO of the show, Guillame Deglise. That was all after we ca

Today on Money for Nothing, there was talk of Asian monarchies, elections and political unrest with Peter Lewis of Peter Lewis Investing. Danny Hicks gave us some juicy gossip from the tennis world, James Tan of Friends Provident International talked us

This morning we started with an insightful discussion of the global markets with Richard Harris, CEO of Portshelter Investments. Gavin Morgan, COO of Jones Lang LaSalle talked Hong Kong’s global ranking as one of the highest commercial rental cities and

Is the day of reckoning for China’s heavy-indebted corporate sector near at hand? This morning on Money For Nothing we’ll talk about the warnings signs of financial stress and what impact a credit event would have on asset prices. Joining us for that

This morning on Money For Nothing, we will talk about the upbeat outlook for India stocks following the election victory by the Bharatiya Janata Party. Joining us for that discussion is Mark Matthews of Bank Julius Baer & Co. Also in our Admiralty st

We kick off the week on Money For Nothing by talking about China’s property market slowdown with Erwin Sanft of Standard Chartered. We’ll also talk about the outcome of India’s five-week election process. Nisid Hajari, a Bloomberg View columnist in

This morning on Money For Nothing we’ll delve into the debate over whether deflation or inflation will emerge as the dominant trend affecting asset prices in coming months. Joining us for that discussion is Satyajit Das, ex investment banker and aut

This morning on Money For Nothing we’ll discuss Tencent’s earnings with Benjamin Cavender of the China Market Research Group. We’ll also take a look at why international art collectors are descending on Hong Kong this week in the pursuit of works by

This morning on Money For Nothing we’ll speak about markets with Stewart Aldcroft of Citi Investor Services. Alex Frangos of the Wall Street Journal will talk about the implications of the weakening Chinese currency and Alibaba’s stealth move into e

  This morning on Money For Nothing we'll speak with British Columbia Premier Christy Clark about her government’s plan to ramp up shipments of liquefied natural gas to Asia. We’ll talk about the property outlook around the region and ask whether the

We kick off the week on Money For Nothing by talking about how European football clubs are running afoul of fair play rules – and paying a hefty price in the form of fines. Joining us for that discussion is Danny Hicks of AFP. We will also speak about

This morning on Money For Nothing we will talk about Canada’s liquefied natural gas exports with Dave Bennett of FortisBC. We’ll also take at the business of satellites with Tom Choi of Asia Broadcast Satellite. Peter Lewis, of Peter Lewis Consulting, wi

This morning on Money For Nothing we’ll speak about Alibaba’s share listing plan with Lulu Chen, a Beijing reporter with Bloomberg News. We’ll also talk about the polarization in global markets as emerging economies lag what appear to be improving c

This morning on Money For Nothing, we will speak to Bill Hunt of Bill Hunt Worldwide about the trend of wealthy mainland Chinese investing in U.S. and Canadian real estate. We’ll also talk about the implications as China is set to eclipse the U.S.

We kick off the week on Money For Nothing by talking about the seasonality of the market and whether it makes statistical sense to sell in May. Mark Matthews of Bank Julius Baer & Co. will be joining us for that discussion.  Hong Kong-based columnis

We round out the week on Money For Nothing by asking whether investors should abide by the saying that it makes sense to sell stocks ahead of the summer trading slowdown. Joining us for that discussion is David Gaud of Edmond de Rothschild Asset Mana

This morning on Money For Nothing, we’ll talk about China’s anti-corruption drive and other economic developments with Wei Yao of Societe Generale. We’ll also speak with the SCMP’s Denise Tsang about how companies are embracing the quality ethos. An

This morning on Money For Nothing we’ll talk about global energy markets with Simon Powell of CLSA. We’ll also take a look at whether high frequency traders are cheating the system. Joining us for that discussion is Eric Hunsader, founder and CEO of

This morning on Money for Nothing we will speak about the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal with Mark Michelson of APCO Worldwide. We’ll also speak to Michael Kurtz of Nomura Securities about regional markets. Barry Wood, RTHK’s International Eco