Hong Kong's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau, co-organising with Invest Hong Kong, announced the conclusion of the fourth Wealth for Good in Hong Kong Summit, held under the theme “Building Lasting Legacies”, bringing together over 400 family office decision-makers and next-generation successors from multiple regions to discuss multi-generational succession and sustained wealth growth. Across remarks by the Financial Secretary, the Deputy Financial Secretary and the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, the Summit positioned Hong Kong’s proposition for family offices around institutional strengths such as legal clarity, a common law system and independent judiciary, free flow of capital and a freely convertible currency, alongside an open economy and simple tax regime. The Financial Secretary also pointed to expansion into “new frontiers” including gold and commodity trading and fixed income and currency markets. The Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury highlighted the Hong Kong Academy for Wealth Legacy’s philanthropic initiative Impact Link, noting 17 workshops and seminars involving over 700 family participants since launch, and an iLink Online Portal launched in June 2025 that connected 55 family and strategic partners who nominated 12 non-governmental organisations and charitable projects; the two-day programme covered wealth management, cultural branding and smart technology, including a fireside chat and three panel discussions.
Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau (Hong Kong) 2026-03-24
Hong Kong's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau concludes Wealth for Good in Hong Kong Summit 2026 with over 400 global family office leaders
Hong Kong's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau, with Invest Hong Kong, concluded the fourth Wealth for Good in Hong Kong Summit, focusing on multi-generational succession and sustained wealth growth. The Summit highlighted Hong Kong's strengths for family offices, including legal clarity, a common law system, and an open economy. The event also featured the Hong Kong Academy for Wealth Legacy's Impact Link initiative and discussions on expanding into new markets like gold and commodity trading.