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Wealth Report

Wealth Report
Your independent, authoritative guide to wealth in Hong Kong and Asia, providing insights on wealth management, investment trends, family offices, holistic wealth and the wider financial landscape across the region.
Chinese AIs like DeepSeek have caused many around the world to revise their opinion of the country’s progress in the field – and have spurred interest in tech-oriented IPOs in Hong Kong. Photo: Shutterstock
IPO

Chinese AIs fuel interest in Hong Kong IPOs

15 IPOs were announced in the city in the first quarter of 2025, according to KPMG, 6 of which raised more than HK$1 billion – many of these were tech companies.

IPO

Retail services is the most prominent sector for IPO listings since 2024

Wealth management

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

Wealth management

How Liberty enabled Formula One to market itself better

The mass media group has drawn fresh interest in motorsport’s premier championship from the likes of LVMH, Adidas and Cadillac.

With growing popularity and a more stable financial structure, Formula One presents compelling investment prospects, from backing drivers to sponsoring teams in the global series. Photo: EPA-EFE
Wealth management

How Hong Kong’s new SFC rules could transform alternative asset investing

As Hong Kong’s affluent increasingly shift towards non-traditional investments, new rules could provide a boost, although investors should be aware of the risks.

Private credit

From niche to necessity: private credit transforms Asia’s lending landscape

As rising interest rates and market volatility push investors towards alternative assets, private credit is gaining traction – though some question whether the sector can maintain its strong returns.

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Wealth management

How lucrative sports broadcasting deals are opening new investment avenues

The Premier League, NFL, NBA and MLB are seeing massive revenue growth, presenting a golden opportunity for investors – but it’s a long game with inherent risks.

Jalen Hurts of the Philadelphia Eagles and Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs embrace after Super Bowl LIX at Caesars Superdome in February, in New Orleans, Louisiana. Photo: Getty Images
Banking & finance

Singapore’s Endowus brings AI-based investing to Hong Kong

Hong Kong head Steffanie Yuen worked at Ant Group and Value Partners before meeting Endowus founders Gregory Van and Samuel Rhee.

Wealth management

Why Hong Kong family offices add philanthropy to their investment portfolios

The Doing Good Index 2024 showed Hong Kong family offices lagging behind the Asian average – Kithmina Hewage at the Centre for Asian Philanthropy and Society and Jason Fong at InvestHK discuss the issue.

Banking & finance

Private credit fundraising surges in Asia, with Hong Kong leading the charge

Lending from third-party sources is popular in many markets, and now the trend is coming to the region, with Hong Kong leading the charge – HSBC and Baker McKenzie weigh in.

Experts say there is plenty of scope for growth in private credit fundraising in Asia-Pacific, with the market surging in recent years and Hong Kong leading the charge. Photo: Shutterstock
Wealth management

Keeping it in the family: inside Hong Kong’s booming family office sector

Experts at Deloitte, InvestHK, PwC, accounting firm EY and law firm A&O Shearman on the challenges and opportunities facing single family and multifamily offices.

Family offices are thriving in Hong Kong as government measures and financial houses work with high-net-worth clients seeking to build their wealth. Photo: Shutterstock
Banking & finance

How can Hong Kong’s virtual banks stay competitive?

Since the Hong Kong Monetary Authority awarded its first licences in 2019, the sector has grown to include 8 virtual banks – but making money has not been easy.

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