HKEX has released its 2025 Hong Kong Equity Capital Market Review report. Magnum Family Office has compiled the key findings and provides an outlook for 2026.

Hong Kong company registrations hit a record high — with over 60% coming from Mainland cross-border sellers. This article explains Hong Kong’s tax advantages (profits tax as low as 8.25%), free capital flow, private limited company setup, substance requirements, offshore tax exemption risks, and compliance essentials to help sellers expand globally with confidence.

Standard Chartered Bank and the Financial Times surveyed over 300 UHNW families and advisors, each managing at least USD 500 million in investable assets.

To combat tax evasion in cross-border e-commerce, Chinese tax authorities have, for the first time, formally required major global platforms such as Amazon and Alibaba to submit sales data of Chinese sellers. The aim is to verify whether declared revenue aligns with actual transaction amounts.

According to the latest World Digital Competitiveness Ranking 2025 released by the International Institute for Management Development (IMD), Hong Kong has risen to 4th place globally, up three spots from last year.

There were 9,960 companies in Hong Kong with parent companies located overseas. Among them, 2,620 were backed by Mainland China, ranking first by origin. What makes Hong Kong so uniquely attractive to Mainland entrepreneurs?

In the first three quarters of 2025, 68 IPOs raised over HKD 180 billion, ranking #1 globally — and more than 200 companies are still in the queue!

According to HSBC, nearly 10% of global entrepreneurs plan to move their assets to Hong Kong. What makes the city so attractive?

Hong Kong’s residential property market has recently shown clear signs of recovery, with several key indicators reaching multi-year highs. What factors are driving this surge in market enthusiasm?

This article will provide potential investors with an in-depth analysis of the developmental advantages and current landscape of family offices in Hong Kong.

Purchasing property through a company offers multiple tax deductions compared to holding it under an individual’s name. However, buying an investment property is a major life decision. Before making a decision, buyers should carefully assess their financial situation and consult professionals (such as Grand Sea Strategy) for advice. Can buying property through a company save taxes? The 2025 new policies make purchasing property under a company name even more advantageous! Lea

If you're a Hong Kong property owner, effectively managing the tax burden on rental income is a key strategy for maximizing investment returns. The choice between holding rental properties under a personal name or a company name leads to entirely different tax treatments, directly impacting your net profits.

On May 3, 94-year-old investment legend Warren Buffett announced at the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders' meeting that he will step down as CEO by the end of this year. He recommended Vice Chairman Greg Abel as his successor.

In the current highly competitive global market, many companies are choosing to go global, expanding into overseas markets in search of greater business opportunities.

Chinese companies can set up Hong Kong companies for tax planning, effectively controlling costs & improving international competitiveness.

We will share tips on how to legally reduce taxes in Hong Kong, helping taxpayers save more money before the Lunar New Year.