What changes will the 2026 Bill bring, and what should the Hong Kong fund managers do now?

Despite two steep subsidy cuts, including an 85% drop for private vehicles, Hong Kong OFC registrations held steady and rebounded, proving the structure’s appeal is structural rather than grant-driven.

China’s July 2026 Announcement No. 21 slaps a 20% tax on PRC tax residents transferring personal property into offshore trusts. HNW families now face a 90-day window to review residency, control, assets and deeds, restructure or fund the liability, and decide whether the enduring value of trusts for succession, governance and protection still outweighs the cost.

When do SFC licensing requirements apply to a Limited Partnership Fund structure? What type of licenses usually applies?

Which limited partnership suits your strategy better: HK, Cayman, or BVI? A quick comparison on tax and compliance.

Thinking about re-domiciling your investment funds to Hong Kong? Explore the eligibility requirements, all the benefits and potential challenges of re-domiciliation.

Opening a bank account is one of the first practical tasks after registering a Hong Kong Limited Partnership Fund. The fund needs an account to receive capital commitments, hold cash, settle expenses, and make investments. While the process is straightforward in principle, it is important that the fund is structured correctly from the outset to avoid delays or protracted timelines. This guide explains who applies for the account, what documents you need, how to choose the rig

Hong Kong law requires every LPF registration to be filed by a Hong Kong law firm or solicitor. Here is what that means, why it matters, and how setup works.

What the LPF1 form is, what information the Companies Registry requires, and how the LPF1 application process works for a Hong Kong LPF.

What is an SPV, how does an SPV structure work, and when should investors move from deal by deal SPVs to a pooled fund? A practical guide for managers.