How Hong Kong is trying to tax its way to PE popularity

Aug 5, 2019

The Hong Kong authorities are changing the tax rules in an attempt to make the city more appealing as a private equity hub. But the city's lack of experience in this area is a problem.

How Hong Kong is trying to tax its way to PE popularity

Hong Kong's stated desire to become a strong hub for private equity funds in Asia faces a fundamental problem: the city lacks experience, a track record and even an appealing tax structure.

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