Wealth Planning, Structuring Forum – HK | Event

Wednesday, 28 October 2026, Hong Kong

Henley & Partners is delighted to have been invited to participate in the Wealth Planning & Structuring Forum — Hong Kong 2026, organized by Hubbis, in October 2026.

Overview:

For high-net-worth families, the stakes are higher than ever, requiring sophisticated, forward-looking wealth and succession strategies. This event features a comprehensive program of six specialist presentations and four panel discussions, followed by partner-led workshops in the afternoon. It brings together senior management, product heads, and relationship managers from private banks, along with independent wealth managers, MFOs, SFOs, lawyers, tax advisors, and other licensed advisors to ultra-high-net-worth families.

Attendees will benefit from insights shared by more than 25 renowned local and international speakers, with ample opportunities for networking over lunch, coffee, and refreshments.

Topics:

  • The future of wealth planning in Greater China in 2026
  • The intensification of compliance and transparency measures
  • Rapidly evolving family office landscape in Hong Kong
  • Insurance solutions such as universal life insurance and PPLI

Register for the Wealth Planning and Structuring Forum — Hong Kong 2026 here.

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