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Hong Kong urged to target global 'patient capital' to double asset holdings

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Hong Kong could significantly increase its asset holdings by attracting a small fraction of the global pension fund and insurance capital, according to advice from the Financial Development Services Council (FSDC). The FSDC suggests targeting this long-term, or "patient," capital, which amounts to over US$100 trillion worldwide. By securing even a minor portion of these assets, Hong Kong could potentially double its own managed assets. AI

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Hong Kong urged to target global 'patient capital' to double asset holdings

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Enoch Yiu ·

    How Hong Kong can double asset holdings: target world’s ‘patient’ capital, FSDC advises

    Assets under management in Hong Kong would double with the addition of just a small portion of the money global insurance and pension funds have to invest, according to a member of the Financial Development Services Council (FSDC). Hong Kong should do more to attract this so-call…

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