Life insurers have become the latest target in Hong Kong’s efforts to compete with Singapore in retaining talent and capital.

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As Singapore moves to reopen after the pandemic, rival financial hub Hong Kong remains mired in restrictions that critics say are costing it business and talent, with Singapore a prime beneficiary.

In one of Hong Kong's worst IPO years, it still saw 73 companies raising $5.9 billion last year. In comparison, Singapore counted seven companies that raised just $30 million.

Though Hong Kong has been aligned with Beijing in pursuing zero-Covid, it could have taken a different route – one now playing out in a very similar city, 1,600 miles (about 2,600 kilometers) away.