The New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme aims to attract international talent and high-net-worth asset owners, and inject capital into the city’s economy, boosting business and investment opportunities.
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Hong Kong is witnessing a remarkable surge in the growth of family businesses, particularly from the Asia-Pacific region. According to global real estate consultants Knight Frank, the number of ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) individuals in the region is growing faster than anywhere else in the world, creating more wealth for their families – and Hong Kong is at the forefront of that growth. These families have a common desire to establish a family office where they can leverage local infrastructure and resources to look after and grow their wealth.
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