HONG KONG: RESILIENCE DURING THE PANDEMIC

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Preparation

Staying Safe

New Normal

Hong Kong was among the first places in the world to be impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. The city was quick to respond to the outbreak by restricting travel, quarantining symptomatic visitors and rapidly tracing contacts. This helped to curb the spread of the coronavirus and avoid a total lockdown. This series examines how Hong Kong has remained resilient throughout the pandemic - thanks to its coordinated community, government and business response – and the measures likely to remain in place as the city transitions to life in the ‘new normal’.

STAYING SAFE: RISING TO THE CHALLENGE

Finding ways to control the coronavirus pandemic has relied on Hong Kong’s innovative entrepreneurs. Their strategies, services and products have helped hard-hit sectors reopen and rebuild even as Covid-19 remains a health threat.

THE NEW NORMAL: MOVING FORWARD

Hong Kong is moving ahead with technology, innovation and resilience to ensure the city continues to respond well to future public health crises.

Hong Kong’s IPO Market: Resilience and Innovation

Hong Kong’s increasing focus on new-economy and high-tech financing has kept the stock exchange resilient through the coronavirus pandemic.

FINTECH POWERS THE NEW NORMAL ECONOMY

The coronavirus crisis has provided a catalyst for a digital transformation through financial technology — or fintech. As Hong Kong emerges from the Covid-19 pandemic, the city’s technology sector is powering confidence in the “new normal” economy, helping corporates and individuals tackle fresh ways of doing business.