FAMILY WEALTH · HONG KONG · 2025
Second G70 Wealth Management Closed-door MeetingSustaining Legacy,Sharing the Future
Inheritance and Sustainability · Sharing the Future
On January 10, 2025, G70, with the theme of "Inheritance and Sustainability, Shared Future", will connect government, finance, academia, technology, family offices and corporate representatives. Starting from Hong Kong family office policies and global asset allocation, it will delve into long-term issues such as AI, virtual assets, biotechnology and health.
Event information
Event information
- date
- Place
- 168-200 Connaught Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
24th Floor, China Merchants Building, Shun Tak Center - Sponsoring organization
- G70 Global Family Office
- Support organization
- InvestHK, FamilyOfficeHK
- Co-organizer
- Greater Bay Area Financiers Association
Purpose of the event
When wealth crosses a generation, what really needs to be passed on?
The answer lies not only in the balance sheet, but also in a family's ability to make good choices in the face of changing circumstances.
The market cycle is changing, AI and Web3 are rewriting industry boundaries, and health technology is also taking the "long term" to a deeper level. For families, inheritance is never just about handing assets to the next generation; more importantly, it is whether judgment, governance methods, value orientation and space for continuous action can all be preserved.
The second G70 Global Family Office Wealth Management Closed Meeting therefore did not start with a single product, but put policy, global allocation, new economy and life well-being on the same table. Let family decision-makers, entrepreneurs and professionals see clearly the issues that affect each other before discussing the next step.
Hong Kong family office development
Government representatives will share Hong Kong family office policies and development directions, and understand how systems, platforms and professional ecosystems can support family settlement and long-term operations.
Global asset allocation, how to travel through Wealth 2.0?
Guests from finance, investment and academia discussed allocation judgments between different cycles, regions and asset classes in a roundtable format.
Opportunities of AI and virtual assets
Entrepreneurs, investors and industry representatives break down the development of artificial intelligence and Web3, and identify technology transformation, business models and risk boundaries.
Biotechnology and health
Starting from life sciences, technological innovation and health management, the time scale of family wealth is extended to the quality of life and the well-being of the next generation.
From policy to configuration
Instead of predicting the next wind direction, first establish the coordinates of the crossing period
The difficulty with family wealth management is not that the market has no answers, but that each answer has its own time scale and cost.
The meeting started with a representative from Invest Hong Kong introducing the policies and development of family offices in Hong Kong, and then entered the round table on "Global Asset Allocation: How to Travel Through Wealth 2.0?" Policy conditions determine how families can settle and operate; market cycles affect the relative attractiveness between assets; and geography, liquidity and family responsibilities determine whether a configuration is truly suitable.
Therefore, the focus of the discussion is not to chase a short-term winner, but to put together different professional perspectives into a set of coordinates: when the environment changes, families still know what they hold, why they hold it, and under what circumstances they need to re-judge.
family purpose
First identify the responsibilities that the asset requires: growth, liquidity, security, or intergenerational arrangements.
time scale
Separate short-term fluctuations from long-term value and don't let market noise replace original goals.
decision-making discipline
Clearly record the allocation logic, risk boundaries and revaluation conditions so that judgment can be continued.
New Economy and the Value of Life
New technologies bring growth and force us to redefine wealth
When AI, virtual assets and life sciences enter the family's horizons at the same time, the important thing is not just "where to invest", but "what we hope to become in the future."
The afternoon agenda extends to AI, virtual assets, Web3, biotechnology and health. Entrepreneurship, investment, technology and academic perspectives converge at the scene, allowing new technologies to not only appear as hot terms, but also return to practical issues that can be examined such as application maturity, business models, supervision, volatility and exit mechanisms.
The addition of biotechnology and health brings "wealth" back to people. Does longer life come with better quality of life? How do technological achievements translate into long-term well-being for families? There are no quick answers to these questions, but they remind us: what a family hopes to continue is never just the scale of assets, but also knowledge, relationships, physical and mental state, and the ability of the next generation to actively choose life.
Keep link
When one meeting ends,the conversations that truly matter are only beginning
Good inheritance is not completed by a slogan, but is practiced again and again between understanding, choice and relationship.
From closed-door meetings to thank-you dinners, guests brought their views on stage into more natural exchanges. People with different backgrounds may not come up with the same answer, but they can allow each other to see perspectives that they would otherwise ignore. G70 will continue to connect policy, finance, technology and professional forces, allowing families to have more information, more credible peers, and a longer-term vision before making every important choice.
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