Asian Private Banker brought the China Global Wealth Summit to life in Hong Kong on Wednesday, drawing about 500 delegates for a dynamic day of high-level discussion, bold ideas, and cross-border networking.
Marking its inaugural edition, the summit focused on how the wealth management industry in Greater China is transforming to serve the complex offshore investment and lifestyle needs of global Chinese clients. The audience included leading private banks, family offices, and ultra high net worth individuals from China and across the globe.
Throughout the day, the stage lit up with keynote speeches, candid fireside chats, and panel debates. Topics ranged from the rising appetite for alternative investments among Chinese investors, to where family offices are placing their next bets, and why.
A spotlight was also cast on the big questions. How can families preserve legacy while adapting governance for a new generation? What global forces will shape investment decisions in the years ahead? And how should portfolios balance risk and opportunity in a fast-changing world?
The summit followed the launch of our 2024 China AUM League Table, which shows the biggest climbers, surprise laggards, and the firms rewriting the playbook for Chinese wealth management.
Here are some moments from the event. Stay tuned, we’ll be bringing you deeper insights from the summit in the coming days.
Joseph H. L. Chan, JP, Under Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Government of the Hong Kong SAR, delivered a keynote speech titled “Hong Kong: A Strategic Gateway Connecting Global Markets for Chinese Investors”
A full house of private wealth practitioners, including bankers, lawyers, family office principals, trustees, and asset managers, attended APB’s inaugural China Global Wealth Summit
Panelists shared insights on optimising regional and global portfolio asset allocation strategies for Chinese investors in the second half of the decade
Leading wealth managers and family offices discussed how Chinese investors view alternatives and the growth potential of this burgeoning sector within Chinese portfolios
Investment veterans shed light on the role of equities and fixed income in Chinese clients’ global portfolios
The family office session offered attendees insights into how families can ensure long-term success in enterprise governance while preserving cultural and generational values
Leading practitioners unraveled the latest regulatory developments in digital assets and discussed how to balance innovation, risk, and global readiness for HNWIs


Delegates from the private wealth management community in Greater China exchanged views with their peers


