Hong Kong has attracted over 100 families to set up investment vehicles in town, including prominent families from Saudi Arabia who are keen to explore technology investments in the Greater Bay Area.
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Hong Kong-based NF Trinity is looking to expand its public and private investment capabilities, with new hires from several institutions including the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, PAG, and Goldman Sachs.
The family office industry in Hong Kong expects the government's newly established dedicated institute, the Hong Kong Academy for Wealth Legacy, to nurture future gatekeepers as the region’s wealth transforms.
Top executives at Hong Kong family offices said the scale of local capital markets and government incentives outweigh geopolitical concerns, pointing to the city's role as a gateway to China and a middle ground between the US and Europe.
Hong Kong-based NF Trinity is seeking stock opportunities in Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and China while weighing diversified exposure in the US beyond tech shares.
Amid a major marketing push, the Hong Kong government team dedicated to promoting family offices is confident of hitting the targeted 200 family offices by 2025 ahead of schedule.
The Hong Kong-based family office anticipates the delta to turn positive for Chinese assets, and the market is primed for a rebound once economic stimulus kicks in.
Hong Kong, which is offering incentives, seems to be a reasonable destination for wealthy Chinese families to place their money. But factors such as geopolitics and regional competition also play a part.
The Hong Kong family office expects more direct investment opportunities in the private market in the second half of 2023.
The Hong Kong family office is repositioning its public assets portfolio of equities, bonds and cash to capture different opportunities in Asia, Europe, and the US.
The Hong Kong family office, which sees venture capital as the top play for 2023, believes lower geopolitical tensions and higher growth potential make Southeast Asia an attractive investment destination.
As Hong Kong drops one of its last Covid-19 restrictions - the mask mandate - AsianInvestor asks financial industry experts how quickly the city will bounce back, and whether it can gain over next-door rival Singapore.