
HKAB and Deloitte China report projects mainland China's share of local assets under management to reach 68 per cent.
Mainland China's share of local assets under management in Hong Kong is projected to reach 68 per cent within five years, according to a report by the Hong Kong Association of Banks and Deloitte China.
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A report by the Hong Kong Association of Banks and Deloitte China examined local asset management trends.
Mainland China’s share of local assets under management was projected to reach 68 per cent from 59 per cent within five years, according to a report released by the Hong Kong Association of Banks (HKAB) and Deloitte China on Friday.
Surveyed banks considered wealth management to be the biggest growth driver, said David Wu, Hong Kong financial services industry leader at Deloitte China.
Banks that integrated portfolio construction, family governance, succession planning and digital asset custody would be best positioned to capitalise on this growth, HKAB and Deloitte said.
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Mainland China's share of local assets under management will reach 68 per cent within five years.
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