Hong Kong will inject more capital into the Hong Kong Investment Corporation after it largely allocated its initial HKD62bn (USD7.9bn), as the government widens the fund’s role to draw long-term money into high-quality commercial property projects, Financial Secretary Paul Chan said. The Hong Kong Investment Corporation has invested in more than 190 projects, with 10 portfolio companies already listed and another 20 preparing to list this year, he said. Chan also said the fun

Hong Kong Investment Corporation (HKIC) has appointed 10 asset managers to oversee the 2025 capital batch of its New CIES investment portfolio under the Capital Investment Entrant Scheme, with the pool expected to reach at least HKD3bn(USD390m), HKIC said. The appointed firms cover venture capital, private equity, private credit and hedge fund strategies and include Abax Global Capital, Beyond Ventures, CMC Capital, FirstLight Capital, Hidden Hill Capital, M Capital, Polymer

Hong Kong Investment Corporation (HKIC) earned more than HKD2bn (USD256m) in 2024 investment income, driven by initial public offerings and biotechnology allocations, chief executive Clara Chan told Bloomberg TV. Formed in 2022 with HKD62bn to strengthen the city’s economy and mainland links, HKIC has deployed less than 20% of its capital but remains “in perfect alignment” with its plans. The fund is entering a second phase to pursue larger deals alongside sovereign funds, pe