Hong Kong Wealth, Fund Assets Hit $4.5 Trillion as Inflows Surge
Net fund inflows jumped 81% to HK$705 billion across the industry in 2024, according to a survey conducted by the Securities and Futures Commission. In particular, inflows for the asset management and fund advisory business soared 571% to HK$321 billion.
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