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Hong Kong’s First Five-Year Plan Targets Family Offices and Long-Term Capital

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee unveiled the territory’s first five-year economic and social development plan for 2026-2030 alongside the 2026 Policy Address. The plan aims to strengthen Hong Kong’s position as a global cross-border wealth management hub by serving sovereign funds and family offices, and by improving the tax regime for funds, single-family offices and carried interest to draw more international and mainland family capital and long-term funds to the city.

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Hong Kong is formalising a multi-year pitch to the capital pools that increasingly sit at the centre of digital-asset and RWA flows — sovereign funds, family offices and fund vehicles — rather than chasing retail trading volume. Tax treatment for single-family offices and carried interest is the concrete lever here, since it shapes where managers and their principals are domiciled. Whether the plan translates into durable commitments, or remains a statement of intent, is the open question to watch as implementation details emerge.

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