Hong Kong family office tax reforms are expected to spur new fund launches and attract additional single-family offices once legislation takes effect next year, analysts said. Single-family offices are projected to rise from about 2,900 this year to as many as 3,500 by 2028. The government is widening eligible vehicles for incentives, including pension and endowment funds, and removing rules that treated bond interest as incidental income that could jeopardise exemptions. Ken

Hong Kong has quietly moved from talking about family offices to competing hard for them. The government hit its original target of attracting 200 family offices by end‑2025 ahead of schedule, helped by a dedicated policy statement in 2023 and a very public courtship of UHNW families. Rather than declaring victory, policymakers are now in “Family Office 2.0” mode: deepen the ecosystem, upgrade the tools, and make Hong Kong a default base for regional and global wealth. What d

The number of family offices in Hong Kong is set to reach 3,000 by the end of 2025, according to the Financial Services and the Treasury...