Hong Kong's stock exchange is exploring options to lower the entry barriers for investors looking to purchase some of the city's most expensive stocks. This initiative aims to stimulate trading by potentially reducing the minimum trading unit for these stocks. Currently, companies determine the number of shares per lot, and the proposed changes could make it easier for investors to buy in. Additionally, Hong Kong authorities have relaxed regulations to allow high net worth individuals to access an insurance product that has gained popularity in Singapore and the United States. These developments come as Hong Kong seeks to enhance its market appeal and facilitate investment opportunities.