After this news came out, the whole of Hong Kong and even the UK caused a sensation.

Huifeng Bank was founded in 1864 and obtained the Hong Kong dollar issuance rights in 1866. It has been 133 years since then.

Such a long time has made Huifeng basically equivalent to Hong Kong's "central bank", with its supreme status and unparalleled.

Although Huifeng has developed a little unsuccessfully in recent years and has been plagued by lawsuits, it is just a disease of scabies and it is not a big deal, and it may not take the life of Huifeng Bank. As long as it still retains the right to issue Hong Kong dollars, after the transition, it will still be no.1 in the Hong Kong banking industry!

However, now its Hong Kong dollar issuance right has been deprived, and its transcendent position in the banking industry no longer exists, and its future development is naturally at risk. Although it will not be as serious as the collapse, its decline is certain.

When I saw Huifeng Bank, I actually had today. The Hong Kong people who were already accustomed to it, naturally felt a sense of heavy feeling that they were experiencing history.

For the UK, HSBC lost its Hong Kong dollar issuance rights.

During the British colonial rule of Hong Kong, taxes in Hong Kong were not sent back to the UK. This seemed to be a kindness and righteousness of foreigners and did not plunder colonial wealth. But in fact, the UK has always used British banks, British companies, and government procurement to gain profits from Hong Kong.

For example, when Hong Kong was first opened, many bank accounts founded by Chinese people, which provided financial services to Chinese people in Hong Kong. However, afterwards, these bank accounts were either acquired or excluded and closed down. Even if they survived, the scale would be pitifully small.

In comparison, British banks such as Huifeng and Standard Chartered have gradually grown and have penetrated their tentacles to every place in Hong Kong.

The UK supports forces close to its own through British banks, British companies, Hong Kong and British Government and other forces. This is how the so-called British consortium comes from.

After Hong Kong's return, in order to maintain its influence in Hong Kong, Britain naturally had to rely on British consortiums and British banks. The greater their power, the greater the influence of Britain in Hong Kong. On the contrary, the smaller their power, the smaller the influence of Britain in Hong Kong.

Now that Huifeng Bank has lost its Hong Kong dollar issuance right, its future decline is certain. This means that Britain's control over Hong Kong will decline rapidly, which is naturally not good news for this former empire that has never set.

Therefore, the UK strongly protested and demanded that the Hong Kong government return the Hong Kong dollar issuance rights to Huifeng Bank.

The Hong Kong government does not mind its protests.

Because Britain has been declining since World War II. Colonies that were once scattered all over the world have become independent, turning the former Empire of Sun-Downset into a small island country in Europe. Although it is still an influential country in the world, it is far inferior to before.

In the last few years in Hong Kong, with the unremitting efforts of Chinese businessmen in the summer, their ugly faces were fully exposed. Especially in the Asian financial storm, their poor performance disappointed the Hong Kong people. In comparison, the Chinese government, which saved the Hong Kong economy, gained great popularity in Hong Kong. As the saying goes, "Give the power and have more help, but lose the power and fewer help!" In this life, the British people in Hong Kong have very poor expectations.

It has weak strength and poor expectations. It is not that easy to make trouble in Hong Kong and make trouble in the face of the situation.

Therefore, letting it jump to protest and send people to Hong Kong to mediate, the Hong Kong government finally withstood the pressure and did not return the Hong Kong dollar issuance rights of Huifeng Bank.

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The courage shown by the Hong Kong government in this process made all Hong Kong people and foreigners see it and feel like they have a sense of being separated for three days and should look at each other with admiration.

Especially when major banks stationed in Hong Kong were even more excited to see this scene. When they heard that banks stationed in Hong Kong could participate in bidding for the Hong Kong dollar issuance rights, they were all excited.

Because like summer, they also know how much benefit the privilege of Hong Kong dollar issuance rights brings, so they all want to bid for it.

However, they also had a slight concern, that is, they were worried that the Hong Kong government would return the Hong Kong dollar issuance rights to Huifeng under the protests from the UK.

After all, the Hong Kong government was under the rule of the UK two years ago, and the UK still had a great influence in Hong Kong. It might force the Hong Kong government to make concessions.

But now seeing the Hong Kong government withstand the pressure and insist on retrieving the Hong Kong dollar issuance rights of the exchange rate, and holding a bidding conference to bid fairly, openly and impartially, this made major banks in Hong Kong naturally excited.

However, the bidding conditions are a bit harsh in the eyes of many banks. First, they must register in Hong Kong, which has caused many foreign banks to lose their bidding qualifications.

Because the headquarters of these foreign banks are all in other places, they only set up branches in Hong Kong. Branches do not have the right to bid for the Hong Kong dollar issuance rights unless the bank moves its headquarters to Hong Kong.

However, it is not easy to relocate a bank. It involves all aspects of the problem, so it is not just about changing the registration place. Therefore, many foreign banks can only sigh.

Second, the total assets exceed 500 billion Hong Kong dollars, which is more stringent than the previous condition. Because most of the registered banks in Hong Kong are small and medium-sized Chinese banks.

They were struggling to develop under the suppression of British banks. To be honest, it was already difficult to survive. More Chinese banks were merged or even squeezed out.

Most of these Chinese banks have only a few billion Hong Kong dollars in assets, and fewer ones can reach tens of billions, let alone a lot of 500 billion Hong Kong dollars.

To be honest, after reading this condition, everyone knew in their hearts that the Hong Kong dollar issuance right was tailored based on Xia Tianxia Finance.

The headquarters of Tianxia Finance is in Hong Kong, with total assets of HK$1 trillion and branches all over the world, especially East Asia, which is the main territory. Apart from it, other banks in Hong Kong do not have such strong strength.

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However, although the conditions are limited, it does not mean that these banks have given up. In fact, of course, they are not so easy to be selfish. After all, the Hong Kong dollar issuance right is too valuable. Once obtained, it will undoubtedly be equivalent to winning a gold medal for the bank.

So according to the news obtained by Xia Tian, ​​many banks in Hong Kong have a stance of unity. Foreign banks are preparing to join forces with local Chinese banks to bid. One of them has funds and the other is qualified, and they just happen to be united.

Some foreign banks are preparing to relocate to Hong Kong. Although it is a little troublesome, if they can get the Hong Kong dollar issuance right, then everything is worth it.

Therefore, in the next period of time, Hong Kong banks could be said to be in chaos and news frequently. In the summer, they sat firmly on Diaoyutai and watched these people make trouble.

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