Filipe Pacheco

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Diana Li |Filipe Pacheco

Hong Kong is going all-in to lure family offices and cement its place on the global wealth map. The city is setting an ambitious target: 200 new large family offices by the end of 2025, on top of the 2,700 already in place as of late 2023. The government is pulling key levers to get there, from hosting its third high-profile Wealth for Good Summit on March 26, to easing capital investment visa rules and floating fresh tax perks for family offices.

1 week ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | Filipe Pacheco |Ben Stupples |Manuel Baigorri |Justina Lee

Bloomberg — Para algumas das pessoas mais ricas do mundo, o caos nos mercados globais aumentou a urgência de fechar o capital de importantes empresas de seus portfólios. Enquanto os mercados de ações despencavam em todo o mundo na segunda-feira, a empresa de investimentos do bilionário sul-africano Natie Kirsh anunciou que se uniu à norte-americana Public Storage em uma oferta para fechar o capital da Abacus Storage King.

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Diana Li |Filipe Pacheco |Pei Li

Amid such a confounding week in markets, Hong Kong Edition asked some finance professionals how they’re refining their investment strategies with the trade war kicked into higher gear. And for the review: One of the city’s most unique dining experiences returns in Causeway Bay. To subscribe to this weekly newsletter for free, click here.

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Denise Wee |Filipe Pacheco |Advait Palepu

US President Donald Trump ’s hail of tariffs — and then abrupt 90-day pause for many countries except China — has unleashed market mayhem. Investors are hunkering down for what could be a bout of prolonged volatility. Where should you go to keep your money safe? While stocks in the US and beyond are on track to recover from the more than $10 trillion wipeout in the past week, some market watchers caution that we’re not out of the woods yet.

2 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com | Filipe Pacheco |Ben Stupples |Manuel Baigorri |Justina Lee

Bloomberg — Para algunas de las personas más ricas del mundo, el caos en los mercados mundiales ha añadido una mayor urgencia a la privatización de las principales empresas de su cartera. Mientras los mercados bursátiles se hundían en todo el mundo el lunes, la empresa de inversiones del multimillonario nacido en Sudáfrica Natie Kirsh anunció que se había asociado con Public Storage (PSA), que cotiza en EE.UU., en un acuerdo de privatización de Abacus Storage King.