Affluent investors in Hong Kong are looking for more financial advice and overseas opportunities to help buffer against high inflation and volatile markets, according to a new study. The fifth annual “Hong Kong Rising Affluent Financial Well-being Index 2022”, commissioned by US brokerage Charles Schwab, surveyed 1,048 people in Hong Kong aged between 18 and 65 with a monthly income…
How Hong Kong’s affluent investors are tackling inflation and volatility
By Claire Liang, senior reporter | 13 December 2022

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