Ng: The Hong Kong government actively promotes the development of the corporate finance center and further consolidates Hong Kong's position as an international financial center.

In response to the "Hong Kong Enterprise Financial Center Development Action Plan" announced by the Hong Kong government, Yeung Kit Sum, Tax Leader for Hong Kong and Macau at EY, stated that the government's proactive promotion of the development of Corporate Treasury Center (CTC) further solidifies Hong Kong's position as an international financial center. The government's proposed "4T" strategy demonstrates forward-looking planning and holistic thinking. Yeung Kit Sum mentioned that in terms of taxation, for enterprises with high growth potential, flexible options can be considered to provide comprehensive support through a package of preferential policies; in terms of the CTC ecosystem, Hong Kong already has mature financial infrastructure, an international banking network, and professional service institutions. When the government strengthens communication with the industry and professional service sector to understand industry pain points and needs, formulate response plans, and promote the linkage between upstream and downstream industries, a more vibrant and inclusive financial ecosystem can be created. He believes that Hong Kong has a sound legal system, well-developed financial infrastructure, and diversified financial products, as well as close ties with the mainland Chinese economy, making it the preferred choice for enterprises to establish financial centers. For Chinese enterprises looking to expand international businesses, Hong Kong provides an ideal bridge and platform with both stability and flexibility, assisting enterprises in more efficiently allocating funds and managing risks in global markets.