The CIO of the Dinesh Hinduja family office believes that while financial markets will be volatile, venture capital-related opportunities could emerge in the last quarter of the year.
Jurisdictions like Dubai and Singapore are appealing for family offices for a variety of reasons, said the CIO of India-based Dinesh Hinduja family office.
Some family offices in Singapore are staying away from private markets for now, and only looking at selective opportunities as concerns about the market outlook linger. Liquidity and liquid assets are a key priority as of now.
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Dubai is courting wealthy Hong Kong investors to fund its ambitious 10-year economic plan and pivot to a digital and tech-driven economy. The city aims to become a leading family office hub by 2033.
The Hong Kong government's incentives appear to be working as the city has a strong pipeline of family offices looking to establish a presence, according to the city's financial chief.
The tax concession for family-owned investment holding vehicles will bring more certainty of tax treatment of assets as they appreciate in value, one expert told AsianInvestor.
Hong Kong needs to attract and nurture professionals with expertise in ESG investing, Web 3.0, and relevant niche technologies, to counter the brain drain and establish itself as a family office hub, family offices said.