Standard Chartered Bank and the Financial Times surveyed over 300 UHNW families and advisors, each managing at least USD 500 million in investable assets.

To combat tax evasion in cross-border e-commerce, Chinese tax authorities have, for the first time, formally required major global platforms such as Amazon and Alibaba to submit sales data of Chinese sellers. The aim is to verify whether declared revenue aligns with actual transaction amounts.

According to the latest World Digital Competitiveness Ranking 2025 released by the International Institute for Management Development (IMD), Hong Kong has risen to 4th place globally, up three spots from last year.

On October 20, 2025, Immigration New Zealand officially released the implementation details of the Business Investor Work Visa (BIV). Applications will open on November 24, and successful applicants will receive a 4-year visa.

There were 9,960 companies in Hong Kong with parent companies located overseas. Among them, 2,620 were backed by Mainland China, ranking first by origin. What makes Hong Kong so uniquely attractive to Mainland entrepreneurs?

In the first three quarters of 2025, 68 IPOs raised over HKD 180 billion, ranking #1 globally — and more than 200 companies are still in the queue!

According to HSBC, nearly 10% of global entrepreneurs plan to move their assets to Hong Kong. What makes the city so attractive?

Whether for overseas investment, asset allocation, trade, immigration, children’s education, or retirement planning, opening an overseas bank account can significantly enhance the flexibility and efficiency of fund management.