As a precautionary measure, the bank has divided its global markets division into three teams, with one group of about 190 people working at its headquarters in Central; another group of about 65 people working in Shek Mun; and a third group of about 200 people working at home, the report said. Work. The grouping, which began on Jan. 7 and may continue through Feb. 4, is aimed at managing risk on the trading floor, the email said. The Hong Kong divisions of other global banks, including Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, have also tightened their working rules and started working in groups, the report said.
The Hong Kong government is implementing a “zero-to-zero” epidemic prevention policy consistent with China’s, taking the world’s strictest measures to control infections, including sending close contacts of positive cases to quarantine camps for several weeks and banning flights from eight countries. Most incoming travelers are also required to quarantine in hotels for 21 days.
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