Since the introduction of common prosperity, it has emerged as one of the most important concepts guiding government policies in China in the last 6 months. While China has achieved rapid economic growth in the past decades, the development not only created vast wealth for Chinese people but also brought about inequality in the society.

A couple of years on from the pandemic outbreak, the world has not only become far more digital, it has also opened the door to investing in digital assets, albeit just ajar in some markets, thereby attracting a new wave of Gen Z and millennial high net worth individuals (HNWIs).

Under the umbrella of the 14th Five-Year Plan, Hong Kong’s status continues to be supported as an international financial and trade centre; an international asset and risk management centre. Alongside China’s accelerated growth, FamilyOffice is undoubtedly playing a vital role to provide professional advisory services for the new HNWI and emerging businesses to succeed and sustain in long-term. Our Partners, Andrew Chan and Tony Chan have shared with CapitalHK on how #Lioner can capture this opportunity with its integrated solutions that is unique in the market.