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Wealth management

Wealth management
Latest news and features on wealth management, with a particular focus on Hong Kong, mainland China and Asia.
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Science

How to stop US bunker busters? Chinese scientists have an idea

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Science

Chemotherapy can speed up cancer spread, Chinese study finds

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Team based in China also finds that the use of specific drugs in combination with chemotherapy could be used to inhibit this process in mice, with a clinical trial already under way in breast cancer patients. Photo: AP

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Hunky Chinese coach has mothers flocking to enrol kids in swim classes

A handsome Chinese swimming coach has mothers flocking to enrol their kids, with some even wanting to join his classes. Photo: SCMP composite/Douyin

Military

China unveils new drone that takes off and lands on its tail like a rocket

The new UAV has an intelligent control system that could be used for drone swarming. Photo: Handout

Diplomacy

Brazil triples rare earth exports to China, a ripple from US-China rift

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Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva after a meeting ahead of the Brics summit in Rio de Janeiro on July 5. Trade between the two countries grew in the first half of 2025, with Chinese imports growing 22 per cent. Photo: AFP
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Millionaires and billionaires

Explainer | Why family feud at Wahaha is no laughing matter for China’s private businesses

At stake is succession planning at Wahaha, China’s biggest privately owned soft drink bottler with US$7.2 billion of sales in 2022.

Digital currencies

ChinaAMC launches first tokenised yuan fund amid Hong Kong stablecoin push

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Millionaires and billionaires

Wahaha heiress’ inheritance battle puts Chinese family firms in spotlight

Insurance

Hongkongers show penchant for adding life to years, Manulife says

Hongkongers want to ‘live independently and do what is important’ rather than simply live longer, a survey of 1,000 residents shows.

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People aged 65 and above made up 22 per cent of the 7.5 million residents in Hong Kong last year. Photo: Jelly Tse
SFC

Hong Kong’s asset management industry hits near-record US$4.5 trillion

The city continues to be a top cross-border wealth centre, with non-Hong Kong investors contributing 63 per cent of assets under management.

Hong Kong property

1 in 388 Hong Kong homeowners has a net worth of more than US$30 million

The density of ultra-wealthy residents and second-home owners in Hong Kong was more than twice that of London.

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Family offices

Hong Kong’s ultra rich get the cheapest champagne, priciest lawyers

Hong Kong falls to third place amid dropping property prices, cheap champagne, research says.

A man exercises in a hotel on the waterfront in Tsim Sha Tsui. Photo: Sam Tsang
Insurance

Retiring AIA chairman Edmund Tse reflects on 64 years with the insurer

Tse presided over the company’s blockbuster IPO and return to mainland China in a career that began in 1961 with a monthly salary of US$76.90.

Singapore

‘Low-key crazy’: Singaporean students vie for campus finance club places

Facing intense competition for banking jobs, students hope membership in these clubs will help differentiate them to potential employers.

Banking & finance

HSBC, Manulife, BOC Life expand offerings for Hong Kong retirees

Senior Hongkongers evaluating such investment products should be cautious about non-guaranteed payouts, a broker says.

Elderly Hongkongers rest in a park in Cheung Sha Wan on August 16, 2023. Photo: Jelly Tse
Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF)

MPF achieves third-best interim return amid Hong Kong market rally

Funds investing in Hong Kong and China stocks were the top performers with 18.5 per cent gain, independent research firm said in a report.

People heading to offices in Central business district, Hong Kong. Photo: Nora Tam
United States

Hong Kong investors triple gold holdings in rush to haven asset: HSBC survey

Hong Kong investors allocate 11 per cent of their portfolios to gold and other precious metals, up from 4 per cent a year ago.

HKEX

HKEX’s order-routing service seeks to enhance fund distribution ecosystem

The service, available on HKEX’s fund platform, aims to facilitate interaction between fund distributors and transfer agents with fund companies.

Family offices

Hong Kong must raise its game to attract multifamily-office operators, study says

City needs to improve technology, innovation and service quality to further develop as a family-office hub, white paper says.

A view of Central, Hong Kong, on July 13, 2021. Photo: Reuters
Family offices

Family offices shift assets to Hong Kong, China and Europe from US: BNP Paribas

French bank says family offices are shifting assets away from the US thanks to tariffs and other trade tensions.

Arnaud Tellier, the Asia CEO of BNP Paribas’ wealth-management unit. Photo: Edmond So
Wealth Report

How Hong Kong’s market innovations are aiming to enhance the city’s trading environment

Reforms are being introduced to sustain the surge in public offerings that has made the city among the world’s leading IPO venues in the last 6 months.

Hong Kong

Asian family offices expand US footprint: Andon Hong Kong opens New York office

The firm manages money on behalf of Shenzhen-listed Andon Health, a Chinese maker of medical devices.

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Middle East

Global investors turn to Hong Kong funds for returns amid geopolitical tensions

Hong Kong-domiciled funds saw net inflows of some US$44 billion in the 12 months to March, a threefold increase from a year earlier.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po speaks at the Hong Kong Investment Funds Association’s annual conference on Monday. Photo: Edmond So
Banking & finance

Mainland China, Hong Kong launching Payment Connect scheme to aid capital flows

‘Milestone’ programme links mainland China’s Internet Banking Payment System with Hong Kong’s Faster Payment System, simplifying cross-border payments.

Millionaires and billionaires

Global millionaire ranks to swell by 5 million over next 5 years, UBS says

Last year, the world added more than 684,000 new millionaires, with China generating 380 millionaires a day, UBS wealth report says.

Family offices

Hong Kong wealth legacy academy portal links rich patrons with charitable causes

The website will serve as a repository for philanthropic projects that wealthy families can participate in, chairman Adrian Cheng says.

Adrian Cheng (fourth from left), chairman of the Hong Kong Academy for Wealth Legacy (HKAWL), and (fifth from left) Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui, at the launch of the academy on November 14, 2023. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Weaving art into wealth management

Chubb Life Hong Kong advances art of legacy planning with new global wealth centre

Chubb 1792 Club, a unique platform combining the insurer’s wealth expertise with commitment to the arts to serve needs of affluent and HNW clients.

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Cutting the ribbon on the Chubb 1792 Club wealth centre are (from left) Joan Tam, head of brokerage, Chubb Life Hong Kong; Ivy Cheung, chief marketing officer, Chubb Life Hong Kong; Eric Ng Tung-hing, global chief financial officer, Chubb Life; Belinda Au, president of Hong Kong and head of North Asia, Chubb Life Hong Kong; Bryce Johns, global president, Chubb Life; and William Man, chief operation officer, Chubb Life Hong Kong.
Banking & finance

Exclusive | DBS Hong Kong hiring wealth managers as investors’ risk appetite grows

The subsidiary of the Singapore bank plans to hire 100 bankers and open a new wealth-management centre.

Banking & finance

Standard Chartered sees affluent clients putting more money to work in Hong Kong

‘Our clients’ interest in investing has grown,’ Eliza Law, head of the bank’s affluent segment and distribution in Hong Kong, says.

Commodities

Crypto can’t chip away at gold’s safe-haven shield: gold researcher

Spot gold price surged to US$3,444 after Israel’s strikes on Iran.

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Gold bricks are seen displayed in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. Photo: Edmond So
Banking & finance

Exclusive | HSBC to grow investment bank to serve rising demand for IPOs

The bank said it would restructure to focus on high-return areas like Hong Kong and India, as well as exit low-profitability markets like Europe and the US.

HSBC’s co-CEOs for Asia and Middle East David Liao (right) and Surendra Rosha (left), during an interview at HSBC’s head office in Hong Kong on 5 June 2025. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong’s easier redomiciling policy ‘attracts 150 inquiries from companies’

Treasury minister hails ‘very positive’ response after new law makes it easier for companies to transfer legal domicile status to city.

Insurance

Manulife’s local unit to redomicile from Bermuda in November

‘Redomiciling to Hong Kong allows us to better align with the city’s robust financial and regulatory environment,’ CEO says.

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