HKEIA calls on Hong Kong to ease listing rules to attract angel funds and start-ups
Samson Tam Wai-ho, honorary chairman of the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA), stated that Hong Kong needs to ease its listing rules and transaction requirements to attract more angel funds and become a global hub for start-ups. He noted that the city has only about 100 active angel funds, significantly fewer than Shenzhen's approximately 400.
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