Hong Kong is considering a major expansion of tax incentives for asset managers, potentially giving private equity, private credit, venture capital and family-office professionals greater access to favourable treatment, according to a report by the Financial Times.
The move comes as the financial hub seeks to compete with Singapore and other global centres for investment talent.
The proposed reforms could also extend tax concessions to employees of proprietary trading firms such as Jane Street a...
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