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A distinctive network of influential families and successful entrepreneurs across key global markets.
GLOBAL 70 · MULTI-FAMILY OFFICE
A leading Asian multi-family office connecting influential families, global perspectives and highly personal wealth solutions.
Influential family network
Global markets connected
Integrated client relationship


From Asia
to the world
WHO WE ARE
G70 is a multi-family office in Asia, founded by renowned entrepreneurs and supported by an international shareholder network.
We bring together strategic insight, trusted relationships and a deep understanding of global markets to help families protect what they have built—and shape what comes next.
Our storyWHAT WE DO
Personalised, integrated solutions designed around the ambitions and responsibilities of ultra-high-net-worth families.

THE G70 DIFFERENCE
A distinctive network of influential families and successful entrepreneurs across key global markets.
Solutions shaped around each family’s priorities, free from a one-size-fits-all approach.
Relationships and market knowledge that connect opportunities across Asia and the world.
HOW WE WORK
Complex family priorities rarely sit in isolation. G70 acts as a long-term coordinator—bringing together the right perspectives while keeping the family’s purpose at the centre.
We begin with the family’s priorities, responsibilities and time horizon—not a predetermined product.
We coordinate relevant investment, governance and cross-border specialists around one considered direction.
Every recommendation is viewed through the lens of resilience, succession and long-term family alignment.
GLOBAL NETWORK
Our network crosses generations, industries and borders—bringing the right expertise to the table when it matters.
SELECTED ECOSYSTEM
G70’s ecosystem brings together selected shareholder companies and major financial institutions across private banking, international securities and global insurance.
PERSPECTIVES
Selected market observations for families navigating currency, precious metals and long-term capital decisions.
Tax structuring and family governance
The proposed amendments concern more than the scope of eligible assets. For cross-border families, the more consequential issue is how filing, economic substance, holding structures and evidence management will be assessed as one system.
Family risk and cybersecurity
When voice, video and email can all be credibly imitated, cybersecurity is no longer only about blocking malware. It is about redesigning how an instruction earns trust.
Private markets and risk governance
Private credit can offer attractive structures and income, but infrequent pricing, limited liquidity and complex financing links require investors to assess risk differently from public bonds.
Reserve management and precious metals
Central-bank gold holdings are often read as a market signal. Reserve management, however, is concerned with liquidity, confidence, credit and policy resilience—not short-term trading.
Cross-border tax transparency and digital assets
The new reporting framework is not limited to exchange accounts. Identity, control, tax residence, fiat flows and on-chain transfers will need to reconcile within one evidence base.
External asset management and investment governance
The value of external asset management is not another intermediary. It is the allocation of investment decisions, custody, valuation, reporting and oversight to roles that can be held accountable.
MONETARY SYSTEM
A measured view of how reserve diversification, payment infrastructure and trade settlement are evolving—without assuming an abrupt end to the dollar system.
PRECIOUS METALS
Central-bank gold demand reflects reserve resilience, liquidity and confidence—not simply a directional view on price.
PRECIOUS METALS
Gold sits at the intersection of real yields, inflation expectations, geopolitics and investor confidence. Its role changes with the environment.

A CONFIDENTIAL CONVERSATION
Confidential enquiriesinfo@g70capital.com
Telephone+852 3753 3353
Hong Kong officeSuite 4701, 47/F, Two Exchange Square, Central, Hong Kong