Hong Kong's SFC: 2025 Asset and Wealth Management AUM Hits Record US$5.4 Trillion
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Hong Kong's SFC reported record AUM of HK$4.22T (+20% YoY) and sharply higher net inflows (+193%), signaling stronger regional wealth and asset-management demand. Broad-based gains across private banking, authorized funds, and fund advisory, alongside growth in licensed managers, point to improving investor risk appetite and deeper market intermediation capacity. Near term, the data is supportive for sentiment toward Asia-linked risk assets and cross-border capital flows.
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Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) published its "2025 Survey of Asset and Wealth Management Activities," reporting a new record for assets under management (AUM) in the city.
Total AUM climbed 20% year over year to HK$4.22 trillion (US$5.4 trillion). Growth was supported in part by stronger net inflows, which jumped 193% to HK$2.1 trillion (US$265 billion), extending a three-year streak of increases.
By segment, AUM in asset management and fund advisory rose 19% to HK$31 trillion (US$4 trillion), while private banking and private wealth management surged 24% to HK$12.9 trillion (US$1.7 trillion).
The net asset value of authorized funds advanced 38% to HK$2.3 trillion (US$292 billion). Net inflows into the asset management and fund advisory segment spiked 330% to HK$1.38 trillion (US$177.3 billion).
The number of licensed institutions carrying out asset management (regulated activity Type 9) increased 7% year over year to 2,358.
