Hong Kong ranks ahead of Switzerland for the first time in cross-border wealth management, according to a Boston Consulting Group study published this week. The research compares the volume of overseas assets managed from each location, using 2025 figures for foreign capital under management. It finds that overseas assets handled in Hong Kong total US$2.95 trillion, marginally higher than the US$2.946 trillion figure for Switzerland. The results indicate a shift in where international wealth management flows are concentrated, with Hong Kong moving into first place based on this cross-border assets measure. The study’s comparison is focused on assets managed for clients abroad rather than on domestic holdings. Both outlets report the same figures and sourcing, citing the Boston Consulting Group study and its publication date.
Hong Kong overtakes Switzerland in cross-border wealth management, study finds
Hong Kong ranks ahead of Switzerland for the first time in cross-border wealth management, according to a Boston Consulting Group study published this week. The research compares the volume of oversea...
- A Boston Consulting Group study reports that Hong Kong overtakes Switzerland in cross-border wealth management.
- The comparison uses 2025 data on foreign capital under management.
- Overseas assets in Hong Kong are reported at US$2.95 trillion.
- Overseas assets in Switzerland are reported at about US$2.946 trillion.
- The margin between the two locations is small, based on the reported totals.
Hong Kong has overtaken Switzerland for the first time in cross-border wealth management, according to a study by the Boston Consulting Group published on Wednesday. Based on the volume of foreign capital under management in 2025, there were US$2.95 trillion of overseas assets in Hong Kong compared with US$2.946 trillion in Switzerland. The study said […]
2 months agoThere were $2.95 trillion of overseas assets in Hong Kong, based on the volume of foreign capital under management in 2025, compared with $2.946 trillion in Switzerland.
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