A two-month rally in Hong Kong's stock market has raised hopes that the exchange could again play host to a steady succession of large Chinese initial public offerings.
Hong Kong was the centre of the IPO universe for several years until the global financial meltdown put paid to the listing ambitions of fast-growing mainland companies.
Amid the ongoing reluctance of the Chinese authorities to re-open the country's domestic bourses to new offerings, there have been signs that the Hong Kong exchange's listing committee could be about to jolt back to life.
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