Global investors have shown renewed confidence in Hong Kong this year, especially as the leading gateway to China, said Kelvin Wong Tin-yau, Chairman of Securities and Futures Commission.
The city's assets under management have doubled over a decade, among which Hong Kong-domiciled funds grew strongly, showcasing the opportunities from mainland market access, he said.
Some of the world's largest listings also came to the city, attracting top sovereign funds and institutional investors, with funds raised tripled year-on-year, he spoke at the 2025 Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit.
SFC will continue to protect investors and build global trust, while enhancing Hong Kong's market performance and wealth creation capabilities, Wong added
