Since the reopening of Hong Kong’s border with China, the administration has been drumming up the city’s role as a super-connector between Chinese and global markets. Geopolitical and macroeconomic headwinds have caused global investor and business appetites for the Chinese region to wane. However, Hong Kong—from its position at the heart of the upcoming Greater Bay Area—has been focused on some of Asia's largest capital markets, a new wave of consumers, and top creatives and innovators. How has the market performed since Hong Kong’s reopening, and is Hong Kong still a top global hub for finance? What challenges might hinder Hong Kong in remaining competitive as a destination for business, finance, investment, and innovation?