
BNP Paribas reports that wealthy European clients are increasingly interested in establishing family offices in Hong Kong to leverage regional opportunities. Additionally, affluent mainland Chinese clients are also seeking investment opportunities in Europe, indicating a two-way capital flow. The observations were shared by Lemuel Lee, head of wealth management for BNP Paribas in Hong Kong.
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Wealthy European clients are seeking to establish family offices in Hong Kong.
Lemuel Lee is head of wealth management for BNP Paribas in Hong Kong.
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Wealthy European clients want to capitalise on growing opportunities in the region.
South China Morning PostBNP Paribas, France’s largest lender and the second-largest in Europe, has found that an increasing number of wealthy European clients are seeking to establish family offices in Hong Kong to capitalise on growing opportunities in the region, according to a banker from the lender.
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Wealthy European clients want to capitalise on growing opportunities in the region.
South China Morning PostBNP Paribas is France's largest lender and the second-largest in Europe.
South China Morning PostAn increasing number of wealthy European clients are seeking to establish family offices in Hong Kong.
South China Morning PostA growing number of wealthy mainland Chinese clients were also looking to invest in Europe.
South China Morning PostLemuel Lee is head of wealth management for BNP Paribas in Hong Kong.
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