Tradtional Trade Firms(Hongs) of Hong Kong
Hong Kong, the pearl of Asia has been the center of trade and finance in Asia since the early 20th century. In a short history of about 150 years, Hong Kong has become the source of growth for many nearby economies. In a certain sense, it can be even said that it is a merchant city founded and managed by Traditional "hongs" or trade houses of Hong Kong were the pillar of the economy. Jardine Matheson and Hutchison were major hongs that led the economy and the Hong Kong & Shanghi Bank were the financier of these hongs and has today grown to become one of the largest bank in the world. These firms were the critical factors of the growth for Hong Kong's economy. Their role however has changed overtime. They are no longer the de facto leaders of Hong Kong as they were in the mid 1800's. Their role has diminished as Hong Kong grew to become more international, and the 1997 handover to the People's Republic of China has further altered their position. Some hongs that adapted well to the changing times prospered while others either The territory of Hong Kong is located at the mouth of t
helped to establish the bank in March 1865. Then, as now, the the bubbles that was being accumulated in the territory. Large Retailing and manufacturing, Telecomminications and Media, and projects in the colony. In the 1960's, in an effort to to undo many past mistakes and to rejuvenate the 160 year old forced HongkongBank to analyse its strategy for continued growth During the Second World War the bank was forced to close many
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Approximate Pages = 10 (250 words per page double spaced)
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