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Family Office Association Hong Kong

Multifamily office listing in Central, Hong Kong.

Headquarters
Central, Hong Kong

Independent Hong Kong trade association supporting family-office standards, dialogue, professional development, and collaboration.

Overview

Family Office Association Hong Kong (FOAHK) is an independent, non-profit consultative industry body representing family offices that advise ultra-high-net-worth individuals and families on governance, investment, and strategic matters. The association promotes dialogue among the family-office industry, the Hong Kong government, and regulatory bodies, while advocating for legislation and regulation that support family-office businesses.12

FOAHK provides best-practice guidance focused on professional standards and compliance. It also facilitates collaboration among members, governments, and professional organizations in Hong Kong and overseas.1

History

FOAHK was established in November 2020.1

Leadership

The current board was announced in January 2025. Chi-man Kwan serves as Chair, while Grant Ko and Jim Kwok serve as Vice Chairs. Board members also include Jessica Cutrera, Kenneth Ho, and Harry Pang.1

Services and Activities

FOAHK’s current events programme covers investment, family-investment structuring, impact investing, wealth planning, and professional networking.3

The association supports members through an annual gala, continuing professional training seminars, thought-leadership seminars, quarterly networking, partner-event access, and a membership directory.4

FOAHK also runs an annual case competition and internship programme designed to develop family-office talent through training, seminars, workshops, site visits, and exposure to regulators, banks, financial-service providers, and fund houses.2

Its 2026 internship programme gives students experience with investment products, client services, risk management, compliance, internal controls, market research, due diligence, financial analysis, and investment structuring.2

What the firm offers

  • Family governance and education

Client and Member Focus

FOAHK’s membership community includes buy-side single-family offices, multi-family offices, and external asset managers from Hong Kong and overseas.4 The association reports more than 60 members across these categories, representing approximately US$85 billion in combined member assets under management.1

Approach

FOAHK describes its role as an independent, non-profit industry body that connects family offices with public-sector and regulatory stakeholders. Its work emphasizes professional standards, compliance, best-practice guidance, industry dialogue, and coordinated development of Hong Kong’s family-office ecosystem.12

Assets and Minimums

FOAHK reports approximately US$85 billion in combined member assets under management across more than 60 member organizations.1

FAQs

What is Family Office Association Hong Kong?

Family Office Association Hong Kong is an independent, non-profit consultative trade association for family offices and related asset managers in Hong Kong and overseas.24

Who can be part of FOAHK’s membership community?

Its membership community includes buy-side single-family offices, multi-family offices, and external asset managers.4

How does FOAHK develop family-office professionals?

FOAHK develops talent through its annual case competition and internship programme, including seminars, workshops, site visits, training, and exposure to regulators and financial-services organizations.2

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Sources

  1. FOAHK appoints third-term leadership team
  2. FOAHK internship programme
  3. FOAHK events
  4. FOAHK membership

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