Once dismissed as a mere concept, China’s Greater Bay Area (GBA), a cross-border region spanning Hong Kong and central Guangdong province, is slowly but steadily becoming a financial and economic reality.
A region-within-a-region, the GBA generated more than $2 trillion in output in 2023 – on a par with the entire economies of South Korea or Canada – and is home to many of the country’s most innovative firms. At the heart of the process is the increasingly free flow of individual customers and the capital they own and can deploy.
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