PUBLICATION & INSIGHTS

TL;DR: The Open-Ended Fund Company (OFC) regime gives Hong Kong a modern, corporate-style fund vehicle for both public and private funds. It combines flexible share capital, segregated sub-funds, and a one-stop SFC registration system — all within one of the world’s...

TL;DR: Hong Kong’s Limited Partnership Fund (LPF) regime gives private funds a modern, tax-efficient home under local law. It’s flexible enough for private equity, venture capital, credit, and real-asset strategies — and increasingly used by family offices and even...

TL;DR: Hong Kong pairs deep China connectivity with global market access, modern fund vehicles (OFC, LPF), pro-fund tax rules, and a progressive stance on tokenisation and virtual-asset funds—all inside a robust, common-law regulatory ecosystem. Proof in the numbers...