The Importance Of Chinese Enterprises To Hongkong Has Directly Led To The Leasing Market Of Hongkong Commercial Buildings.

Hongkong securities and Futures Commission (SFC) issued a "securities trading" licence. Sheng De securities released on the outside world. It will hold the opening ceremony in Hongkong central Changjiang group center on November 9, 2015.

For strategic needs, the securities company has moved its headquarters to the 51 floor of the office building of Changjiang group center, 2 Queen's Road Central, Hongkong.

Many of the world's financial institutions such as Hongkong Securities Regulatory Commission, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, Bain Capital and so on are working here. Of course, they include the Chinese richest man Li Jiacheng, whose office is located on the 70 floor of the landmark's top floor.

Since the listing of Huatai Securities, one of the world's largest IPO, in Hongkong this year, China's reinsurance, Huarong Asset Management and CICC have followed up and come to Hong Kong to go public.

In recent years, Chinese funded enterprises have been coming to Hongkong for listing and mergers and acquisitions.

According to the China News Service reported in November 4th, Ceng Junhua, the financial secretary of Hongkong, attended the forum, saying that the amount of foreign direct investment and the amount of outward direct investment in Hongkong last year ranked second in the world. As of the end of September, the mainland actually used HK $eight hundred billion and accounted for half of the total overseas investment. Hong Kong capital was almost the largest source of foreign investment in every province in the mainland.

In addition, as of September this year, more than 900 mainland enterprises were listed in Hongkong, with a total financing of nearly HK $five trillion (about 409 million 800 thousand yuan).

BMI Research released in October 14th showed that the number of initial public offerings (IPO) in the Hongkong stock market is expected to occupy the top spot in 2015.

Since July 4, 2015, the SFC suspended IPO and brought a lot of IPO resources to Hongkong.

So far, the Hongkong stock exchange has topped the number of IPO in the world; the last time it was in 2011.

BMI expects more mainland Chinese companies to list in the fourth quarter.

Chinese enterprises still favor Hongkong's financial market. Bloomberg Asia economist Chen Shiyuan told the interface reporters: "Hongkong is still one of the most important financial centers in Asia, with obvious advantages in all aspects, especially RMB business has been improving for a long time.

Mainland financial institutions to Hongkong to carry out business, culture is easier to integrate, business also has a group effect.

On the other hand, before more foreign investment goes into the mainland financial industry, Chinese capital going out to sea is also a good way to deal with the competition of foreign capital in the mainland in the future.

Chen Shiyuan told reporters on the interface that Hongkong will still face many new opportunities in the future. In addition to continuing to consolidate its leading position in the global wealth management center, Chinese financial institutions will speed up their layout in Hongkong as a first step in their global strategy.

As more Chinese financial institutions come to Hongkong to do business, Hongkong should also consider the relevant countermeasures of economic development so as to better adapt to the new trend and grasp new opportunities.

"From January to September this year, the office rental market in Hongkong not only was not affected by the stock market crash and interest rate increase, but was very active, which can be said to be the most active year in recent years. The vacancy rate of central commercial buildings accounted for only 1.2% (Note: the vacancy rate below 5% is the owner's market; 2% of the vacancy rate belongs to the friction area and the tenant has almost no bargaining space), and the owner can find tenants after average 3 to 6 months after the release."

Jones Lang LaSalle, director of Hongkong business department, sighed with joy at the interface reporter.

There are two landmark business centers, one is the international financial center (IFC), located at 8 Financial Street, central Hongkong. It is the landmark of Hongkong as a world-class financial center. It is developed by IFC Development Limited, which is composed of Hongkong Metro Corporation, Sun Hung Kai estate, Henderson, Hongkong China Gas and new China real estate under the Bank of China Hongkong. The other is 118 square meters of Global Trade Plaza (ICC), located on the JiuLong Railway Station of the MTR, which is developed and built by Sun Hung Kai estate.

According to the interface journalists' fieldwork, with the 88 phase of the international financial center two as an example, there are 95 companies in the nameplate, 25 of which are Chinese funded companies, accounting for 26.6%.

It includes Guo Kai International Investment Limited, huitianfu asset management (Hongkong) Limited, Yixin wealth management (Hongkong) Limited, Yi Fang Da asset management (Hongkong) Limited, international energy (Asia) Limited, Shandong gold Financial Holding Group (Hongkong) Limited and so on.

The World Trade Plaza is as high as 484 meters, with 118 storey floors, replacing the two stage of the international financial center and becoming the tallest skyscraper in Hongkong.

The office has a total of 61 nameplates, including 21 Chinese companies, accounting for 35%, including Huaxing capital, China electrical appliance retail business Suning, Jianye real estate Limited by Share Ltd, Jing Jing Tai Fu real estate, sunshine oil sand Co., Ltd., China Minmetals Corp, Ampang insurance group Limited by Share Ltd and so on.

In addition, there are many Chinese enterprises in the 3 phase of the commercial center on Hong Kong Island, the golden bell Taigu square. There are 22 companies in China and 5 Chinese enterprises.

The capital of China Merchants Investment Bureau, which is about 90 Hong Kong dollars (about 73.76 yuan) per square foot, is rented on the 16 floor of the property, with an area of about 15 thousand square feet.

The whole building of the 29 and 18 floors of the same commercial building is a Tencent and a newly established mainland fund company with an area of about 15 thousand square feet.

According to the third quarter report of global commercial real estate provider Jones Lang LaSalle, Chinese financial institutions accounted for 60% of rental demand in the third quarter of this year, representing an increase of 25% over the second quarter.

At present, the most demanding tenants of commercial buildings are mostly from Chinese banks (city commercial banks), Chinese securities companies, Chinese Asset Management Co (joint ventures or private enterprises), Chinese listed companies, and investment subsidiaries with large cash holdings.

The third quarter report of the international real estate consultancy, DTZ, also showed that it benefited from the

With the expansion of business in Central China, the demand for commercial buildings remained strong, and the market continued to improve. Chinese financial institutions continued to dominate the main leasing business of the core business district. The international financial institutions such as Bloomberg and BlackRock were also quite active. The total absorption capacity of the whole Hongkong reached 720225 square feet, rising for the third consecutive quarter.

At the same time, the rents of all districts increased, driving the total rent to rise by 2.7% to HK $63 (about 51.63 yuan) per square foot per month.