Despite not economically easier, many companies start their business in Hong Kong. Despite not economically easier, many companies start their business in Hong Kong. This development is reflected in strong demand after fully equipped office space in the city, among the Executive Centre”. The company operates six Office centres in Hong Kong and another 50 in 19 other cities in the Asia Pacific region. 2012 Alone, 102 entrepreneurs established their Start-Ups in the offices of the party. Paul Salnikow, Chairman and CEO of the Executive Centre,”explains that the high cost of rent for Prime office properties drive demand. Especially for Start-Ups and medium-sized enterprises, the surfaces are an excellent solution to gain a foothold in Hong Kong. Alone, the number of customers from the banking and financial sector in June 2013 rose to 51 percent, in 2010, there were 29.5 percent.
As the big banks reduced their budgets and the number of employees in the last year, Many bankers and financial experts were indeed forced to leave, but not the financial sector as such their jobs. With their expertise and the customer portfolio as the basis, many founded their own companies. Our high-quality office space in a prime location allowed them. a simple return to the business” One of the there resident entrepreneurs is Francis Liang. 2010, he founded his investment company big Champ Holdings Ltd.
in the offices of the Executive Centre. Difficult conditions are often the driving force for entrepreneurial efforts. Low interest rates and cheap resources are more important than any downturn in the current economic climate. We take advantage of the current situation, to increase our potential as a result, that we strengthen our base in Hong Kong,”explains Francis Liang. Chapman Leung, Director of JumpStart of business centre”, agrees with the assessment by Paul Salnikow. Nearly 90 percent of its office space are occupied: companies from cost or “Had to relocate rationalization reasons, as well as medium-sized Start-Ups make the majority of our customers.” The majority of the tenants come from the financial and human resources consultancy sector followed by the trade.