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期货和衍生品行业监管动态

A survey published today by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC)
found that the asset and wealth management business (Note 1) in Hong Kong

recorded a 2% year-on-year increase in assets under management (AUM) to $35,546

billion (US$4,558 billion) (Note 2) as at the end of 2021. Net fund inflows during the

year reached $2,152 billion (US$277 billion), up 6% from 2020. The AUM of the

asset management and fund advisory business conducted by licensed corporations and

registered institutions increased 8% to $25,888 billion (US$3,320 billion).

“The survey findings underscore the core strengths of the asset and wealth

management industry in the fast-changing, challenging environment,” said Ms

Christina Choi, the SFC’s Executive Director of Investment Products. “The SFC will

continue to support the development of Hong Kong as a premier global asset and

wealth management centre and preferred fund domicile.”

Other highlights of the survey (Note 3) include:

 Assets held under trusts increased 5% to $4,719 billion (US$605

billion).

 The AUM of the private banking and private wealth management

business decreased 6% to $10,583 billion (US$1,357 billion). Respondents

reported that the decrease was mainly due to changes in the values of

underlying investments held by clients.

 Non-Hong Kong investors remained a major source of funding for

the asset and wealth management business, accounting for 65% of AUM.

 The total number of staff in the asset and wealth management

business increased 12% to 54,003.

Notes:

1. Asset and wealth management business comprises asset
management, fund advisory, private banking and private wealth management,

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