Supporting Events
FSDC Industry Exchange Series – Asset and Wealth Management in Hong Kong – Tax Recommendations towards Further Development
25 May 2022 (Wednesday)
| Date: | 25 May 2022 (Wed) |
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| Organizer: | Financial Services Development Council |
| Venue: | Via Zoom |
| Time: | 11:00 - 12:00 |
| Outline: | Hong Kong is a premier asset and wealth management centre in Asia and internationally, managing a combined AUM of USD4.5 trillion at the end of 2020. The success can be attributed to the city’s unparalleled advantages as an international financial centre with its sound financial system and business friendly tax regime. For Hong Kong to stay competitive as a premier global asset and wealth management hub, the Financial Services Development Council (FSDC) has developed a research paper, “Asset and Wealth Management in Hong Kong – Tax Recommendations towards Further Development”, which proposes relevant measures that can bolster the AWM ecosystem and industry in Hong Kong. You are cordially invited to join our Industry Exchange Series webinar to learn more about the paper. Our distinguished speakers will identify relevant areas which are considered to be hindering the further growth of the AWM industry and discuss how tax and an enhanced tax regime can play a pivotal role to bring the AWM industry to greater heights. Panellists: Mr Darren Bowdern, Partner, Tax, Hong Kong, Head of Alternative Investments, KPMG China (See bio) Mr Rex Ho, New Business Committee member, FSDC; Asia Pacific Financial Services Tax Leader, Mainland China and Hong Kong SAR Financial Services Tax Leader, Hong Kong Asset & Wealth Management Tax Leader, PricewaterhouseCoopers Limited (PWC) (See bio) Ms Florence Yip, JP , Senior Advisor, PricewaterhouseCoopers Limited (See bio) Dr King Au, Executive Director, FSDC (See bio) Moderator: Dr Rocky Tung, Director and Head of Policy Research, FSDC (See bio) |
| Language: | English |
| Fee: | Free |
| Enquiries: | For enquiries, please contact Ms Jessica Tsang (jessicatsang@fsdc.org.hk) or Mr Aidan Suen (aidansuen@fsdc.org.hk) |