A wave of migration out of Hong Kong is encouraging HNW families in the city to find ways of securing their assets for the next generation living in different jurisdictions. According to official data, in the 12 months to mid-2021 — more or less corresponding to the first year of the National Security Law (NSL) imposed by Beijing on Hong…
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Surge in Hong Kong emigration pushes HNW families to focus on better succession planning
By Carly Lau, reporter | 24 September 2021

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