Group 1 - The Hong Kong government is advised to extend stock trading hours to enhance market liquidity and attract international capital, with a phased approach suggested to align with European market hours [1][2] - A proposal to establish a credit risk-sharing fund in collaboration with Chinese banks and insurance companies aims to provide credit guarantees for Chinese enterprises operating in Hong Kong, particularly in sectors like infrastructure and renewable energy [1][3] - The suggestion to create an "Investment Immigration Channel" for high-net-worth individuals from mainland China to facilitate cross-border investments through Hong Kong is highlighted [1][4] Group 2 - The expansion of the low-altitude economy regulatory sandbox is recommended to include advanced applications such as passenger drones and AI traffic management systems, which could enhance Hong Kong's logistics and transportation hub status [1][6] - The development of strategic partnerships and the introduction of attractive cooperation proposals for leading enterprises are emphasized to accelerate the growth of the Lok Ma Chau Loop and attract long-term investments [1][5] - The importance of integrating AI technology into local markets, particularly in sectors like fintech and healthcare, is stressed to enhance the capabilities of civil servants and drive innovation [1][5]

Group 1: Financial Services Enhancement - Deloitte recommends targeted measures to strengthen Hong Kong's financial services sector, including extending stock trading hours to 6 PM and reducing transaction stamp duties for RMB transactions [1] - Suggestions include expanding the investor base for Stock Connect and easing restrictions on dual-class shares to attract new economy companies to list in Hong Kong [1] Group 2: Cross-Border Investment and Asset Management - Deloitte highlights the potential of family offices in Hong Kong, managing over HKD 2 trillion in assets, and suggests enhancing the charitable ecosystem and relaxing investment restrictions under the Capital Investment Entrant Scheme (CIES) [2] - Recommendations include lowering the property price threshold for CIES from HKD 50 million to HKD 30 million and increasing the total investment cap for real estate from HKD 10 million to HKD 15 million [2] Group 3: Urban Development and Low-Altitude Economy - Deloitte supports the acceleration of the Northern Metropolis development and suggests innovative land development and financing models [3] - Recommendations to expand the regulatory sandbox for low-altitude economy applications, including eVTOL and AI air traffic management, to explore new urban transportation possibilities [3]