Hong Kong needs to relax its listing and transaction regulations to foster a stronger ecosystem for angel funds and start-ups, according to the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA). The city currently has approximately 100 active angel funds, significantly fewer than Shenzhen's 400, and lags behind other major hubs like Shanghai and the US. HKEIA's honorary chairman, Samson Tam Wai-ho, stated that this scarcity of early-stage investors is a major deterrent for start-up founders considering Hong Kong. AI
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