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FOFA Partners with AllBright Law Offices to Host Closed-Door Seminar on Top-Level Structuring for Chinese Enterprises' Global Expansion and Wealth Management
[Hong Kong, August 13, 2026] —— The Family Office Fintech Association (FOFA) and top-tier law firm AllBright Law Offices co-hosted an online closed-door seminar titled "Practical Structuring and Wealth Management Strategies for Chinese Enterprises' Global Expansion and Cross-Border M&A." This event gathered leading cross-border lawyers, barristers, and senior trust experts to provide Chinese enterprises and high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) with a comprehensive "Legal Struct

FOFA
Aug 133 min read


The New Landscape of Cross-Border Wealth Management: A Comprehensive Analysis from the Futu Penalty to Compliance Pathways
On May 22, 2026, a penalty notice from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) sent shockwaves through domestic and overseas financial markets. Futu Holdings faces a proposed fine of 1.85 billion yuan, Tiger Brokers was fined and had illicit gains confiscated totaling approximately 411 million yuan, and Longbridge Securities was also placed under official investigation. With these three prominent cross-border brokerages simultaneously named, the pre-market US shares

FOFA
Jun 279 min read


【Limited-Time Access】From Hong Kong to Mainland China: The Halo and Distribution Dilemma of Cross-Border Wealth Management Centers — Why a "Bigger Market" Does Not Equal "Wealthier Ordinary People"
Abstract In recent years, Hong Kong has actively built itself into the "world's largest cross-border wealth management center," successfully attracting a large influx of Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals (UHNWIs) and family offices. However, the expansion of the market size has not automatically translated into a perceptible increase in income for ordinary citizens or traditional financial practitioners. Based on the wealth management industry's fee structure, profit distribut

Dr Colin Lee
May 309 min read


Capital Operations from the Perspective of Netflix and HSBC's Century Mergers: Perspectives on Asset Allocation and Family Succession
In the fluctuating cycles of global capital markets, strategic moves by major corporations—from HSBC’s potential privatization of Hang Seng Bank to rumors of Netflix bidding for premium assets from Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD)—do more than just impact stock prices. They serve as practical case studies for Family Offices regarding asset allocation and succession planning. This article explores the operational logic behind these cases and analyzes their reference value for fami

FOFA
Dec 20, 20254 min read
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