Hong Kong a dépassé la Suisse pour devenir le premier centre mondial de gestion de fortune offshore. Les actifs offshore détenus dans la ville ont atteint 2 900 milliards de dollars en 2025.
Hong Kong est devenu le premier centre de gestion de fortune au monde, dépassant la Suisse. Les actifs offshore à Hong Kong ont atteint 2 900 milliards de dollars en 2025. Les fortunes privées mondiales ont également enregistré une croissance significative au cours de la même période.
China has overtaken the United States to reclaim its position as the world's billionaire capital, according to the annual report released by Hurun Group on Thursday, with 1,110 billionaires out of 4,020 globally. The country added 287 billionaires since the previous edition, more than recouping its losses over the last three years.
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Hong Kong's initial public offering market has raised more than HK$140 billion (US$17.9 billion) as of April, maintaining its global lead, Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said, while indicating a renewed push for gold trading amid rising demand for risk diversification. Chan stated on Sunday that the city remains the world's top IPO fundraising hub.
Hong Kong's economy expanded 5.9% year-on-year in Q1 2026, its fastest quarterly growth in nearly five years and surpassing Financial Secretary Paul Chan's forecast of over 4%. Driven by private consumption and government spending despite Middle East tensions, the advance estimate from the Census and Statistics Department exceeded the 4% rise in Q4 2025. A government spokesman highlighted a positive outlook but noted regional risks.
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Hong Kong's commercial property market attracted US$1.6 billion in investment in the first quarter, up 41 per cent year-on-year, according to JLL, driven by demand for office, retail and hotel assets. Peer firm CBRE reported HK$12.3 billion (US$1.57 billion), up 105 per cent, amid lower Hibor rates and improving liquidity.