Years after playing a key role in the Hong Kong's dollar peg, Greenwood reckons a currency board is still a good option for small, open economies.
Hong Kong's real estate market faces significant risks from domestic tensions and a potential Fed rate hike, says Ben Collett, head of Japan and Asian equities at Sunrise Brokers.
Asia is home to the most expensive city in the world to rent high-rise office space and demand is not expected to wane, according to Knight Frank.
Once a hotbed of sex workers and drug peddlers, Hong Kong's Chungking Mansions is no longer the glossy city's notorious core.
Firms wanting to list in Hong Kong are waiting for market stability, but they are also eager to act before the Fed raises interest rates, says Edward Au, co-leader, national public offering group at Deloitte China.
Hong Kong's ever-climbing property prices have long made the city the posterchild for unaffordable housing, but there are signs change may be afoot.
The luxury London market finally appears to be in pause mode, and could stay stuck for a while, according to high-end estate agent Knight Frank.
Alex Wong, director of asset managment at Ample Capital, expects market sentiment to stabilize in the fourth quarter as sellers will likely be less aggressive after the recent sell-off.
Jackson Wong, associate director of Huarong International Securities, outlines the factors that are weighing on Hong Kong's retail sector. He later picks Samsonite and ANTA Sports Products as his top stock picks.
It might not be a good time for new share offerings in Hong Kong because of factors that could tighten global liquidity, says Eric Liu, head of research and partner at Vanda Research.
As China moves to liberalize its financial sector, will private bankers continue to bet on Hong Kong? CNBC's Emily Tan takes a look at the city's wealth management landscape.
Hong Kong stocks may look like an attractive bargain but approach the market with caution, say strategists.
As cities like Shanghai beef up their offerings to woo foreign investors, there is a growing sense that Hong Kong is losing its attractiveness as the gateway to China. CNBC's Emily Tan reports.
CNBC speaks to Micha Benoliel, CEO of Open Garden, about how the company's mobile messaging app FireChat has been used in various protests across Asia such as the Occupy Central movement in Hong Kong last year.
Hong Kong needs to create quality jobs for the youth, argues Kelvin Tay, MD and regional CIO, Southern APAC at UBS Wealth Management.
KC Chan, HK Financial Services and Treasury Secretary, says Hong Kong will eventually surpass major financial hubs like London and New York.
Hong Kong's status as Asia's capital hub is likely to be enhanced by the ructions in China's markets, experts say.
Joseph Cheng, Founder of the Power for Democracy Group, says the pro-democracy movement is still actively preparing for elections in the coming months amid growing grievances towards China.
Michael Falcon, head of the Asia Pacific funds business at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, says the mutual recognition of funds (MRF) scheme between China and Hong Kong is a step forward.
Daryl Guppy, CEO of Guppytraders.com, warns that the Heng Seng could still fall further.
Until Chinese financial markets stabilize, it's unlikely officials will roll out the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, warns Ronald Arculli, senior partner at King & Wood Mallesons.
Discussing the trade on China after a terrible selloff, and a recent turn slightly higher, with Jonathan Brodsky, Advisory Research Inc.
KC Chan, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Government of Hong Kong, explains what Hong Kong can learn from Sydney's development in the financial technology (Fintech) industry.