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| Tsang: greater transparency among governments should be matched by the hedge funds |
Hong Kong withstood handover from Britain to the UK with scarcely a tremor, withstood the onset of the Asian financial crisis in 1997 far better than its neighbours, has shrugged off plunging property prices despite a disproportionate amount of its wealth and economic activity being tied to property, and today remains a world-class city despite pollution from mainland China that, were it any other regional centre, might be sufficient to dissuade companies and employees from locating to it.
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