Hong Kong is on track to surpass its target of attracting over 200 large family offices by year-end, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui said. Set in 2022 by Chief Executive John Lee, the goal supports Hong Kong’s push to become a leading global wealth hub. Hui said over 160 family offices have already set up or expanded via InvestHK, with 150 more in the pipeline. While most newcomers are from Greater China, others hail from Europe, the US, and Oceania. Hui added that the Wealth for Good in Hong Kong Summit played a role in drawing a quarter of these offices. He cited Hong Kong’s stability and predictability as key advantages amid global uncertainty, especially for investors wary of US policy risks.