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Ping An eyes opportunities as more Hongkongers retire to the Greater Bay Area

China’s largest insurer sees opportunities serving Hongkongers who are living in the mainland cities of the Greater Bay Area – a group that has grown 11 per cent in the last five years.

By: scmp.com

Aug 25 2024
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