In this episode of Spotlight, we explore how Hong Kong’s family offices are influencing art, investment and philanthropy, driving the city’s evolution as a global hub for wealth and cultural heritage.
With over 3,000 family offices in operation, Hong Kong has become a hub where financial legacies meet the arts.
Here, art is not just a commodity – it’s a means of preserving identity and creating lasting impact. Collectors are interested not only in profit, but in weaving a narrative through their collections.
For business leaders like Winnie Chiu, blending business with philanthropy is essential to driving sustainable growth. Chiu’s company supports various social ventures, demonstrating how family offices are increasingly focused on both economic success and contributing to the greater good, ensuring a legacy that spans generations.
