Hong Kong Business Intermediary: a Launching Pad for Entrepreneurs
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Publication Date:
September 16, 2010
Industry:
Professional Services
Source:
University of Hong Kong
On 11 September 2001, Edwin Lee, a young investment banker from Hong Kong, survived the World Trade Centre attacks in New York City. His office in lower Manhattan, however, and his prestigious job with Credit Suisse were lost as a result of the tragedy. Jobless, Lee decided to take a chance and use his personal savings to start HKBI, Hong Kong’s first business brokerage. In the six years that followed, the business went through different stages ultimately establishing itself as Hong Kong’s prime business brokerage for small enterprises with a 61% market share and revenues exceeding HK$68m. For 2008, Lee expected revenues to exceed HK$84m. To reach this target he had launched a number of new initiatives including a deal with a local bank to provide prospective buyers with financing. Would Lee be able to grow HKBI at the desired rate?
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