Date and Time
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
9:30-10:30 a.m. MST
Location
Canyonlands Conference Room
World Trade Center
Registration
Doing business in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is part of China, but its business environment is distinct from the mainland. Its financial system, currency, legal framework and international connectivity continue to make it an important gateway for global business.
Hong Kong is entering a new chapter. Major initiatives in infrastructure, technology, green finance, commodities and cross-border connectivity could create new opportunities for Utah companies.
Join World Trade Center Utah and HSBC for a practical conversation about what these changes mean for businesses looking to trade, invest or operate in the region.
Featured Speakers
Oliver Jones – managing director and head of Global Network Banking, HSBC Hong Kong and Macau
Mandeep Tulseja – HSBC trade finance specialist
Dorothy Cheung – HSBC head of Global Network Banking Sales
The discussion will explore:
What Hong Kong’s “special” status means for business
Hong Kong’s role in renminbi (RMB) internationalization
The Northern Metropolis and Greater Bay Area opportunities
Hong Kong’s role in China’s global objectives
The implications of U.S.-China and cross-Strait relations
Practical considerations for trade, payments and treasury teams
Drawing on experience from the Hong Kong boardroom, the speakers will help Utah businesses understand the region’s complexity, identify opportunities and build the relationships needed to succeed.
Register today to join the conversation.
Questions? Contact Rayanne Riepl, rriepl@wtcutah.com.
This event is hosted in partnership with HSBC
