Contact

A useful enquiry begins with a decision.

Send a concise note and we will assess whether an HK Journal research format fits the question. There is no form or account: you remain in control of what you share.

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01 / Your note

What to include

Describe the market question, the practical decision behind it and who needs to understand the answer. Add the relevant geography, currencies, time horizon and any fixed publication or meeting date.

Share only source material that you are authorised to disclose. Please do not send trading credentials, identity documents, bank details or confidential personal portfolios.

02 / First review

How the initial reading works

We read the enquiry for scope, audience and evidence needs. If the question aligns with our six research formats, we reply by email to clarify the expected output and any missing definitions.

An initial exchange does not create an engagement or guarantee availability. Any agreed work, responsibilities and handling of supplied material must be confirmed in writing before it begins.

03 / Boundaries

What the studio does not do

HK Journal provides general editorial explanation, research structure and educational workshops. We do not execute trades, hold client assets, predict returns or provide personalised investment recommendations.

Questions requiring regulated financial, legal, accounting or tax advice should be taken to an appropriately qualified professional. Our work should not replace that independent judgement.

04 / Channels

How to reach us

Email is the best channel for a research brief because it preserves the wording, sources and intended audience. Telephone is available during the Hong Kong office hours shown below for access needs or a concise routing question.

We publish no contact form and collect no account profile on this website. Visiting the address should be arranged in advance so the right person can be available.

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