Japanese business threatens to leave Hong Kong if Beijing] there come

"Repressions of China" in Hong Kong forced Japanese financial firms "to be frightened very strongly" and to reconsider a question of the presence at the city, the high-ranking Japanese banker declared on March 8, newspaper "South China Morning Post" reports. The executive director of a financial conglomerate SBI Holdings Yesitaka Kitao, the managing director of the largest online broker Japan, declared newspaper "The Financial Times" that plans to bring the company from Hong Kong, claiming that "without freedom there are no financial businesses". Other Japanese companies, were told by him to the newspaper, think to make the same, but less willingly speak about it...