The Private Wealth 2026 guide, now in its tenth edition, covers nearly 50 jurisdictions worldwide. It provides up-to-date legal analysis on a broad range of private wealth matters, including tax regimes, succession planning, trusts and foundations, family business planning, wealth disputes, fiduciary services, citizenship and residency, planning for minors, adults with disabilities and older individuals, same-sex marriages and domestic partnerships, and charitable giving.
Early advice helps families move from uncertainty to orderly administration — particularly where there are urgent liabilities, multiple beneficiaries, overseas assets, or any doubt about the validity of the will
Hong Kong’s luxury real estate eyes 2026 recovery as banks upgrade forecasts to 8-10% growth — within such landscape legal framework will prove decisive
The UK judgment confirms that non‑matrimonial assets are not automatically shared on divorce, with source and intention prevailing over legal title
HKMA updates: 70% LTV ratio, 50% DSR for all Hong Kong properties, while Mortgage Insurance Programme enables up to 90% financing for eligible buyers
Hong Kong property investments can be structured through companies, branches, partnerships, or trusts, each offering distinct tax and liability benefits for different investor types
Hong Kong property market rebounds in 2025, boosted by policy changes and renewed investor confidence in luxury and student housing sectors
Several landmark cases show that even billion-dollar trusts can fail without proper execution: how to protect your wealth from matrimonial claims
Authored by Kajal Aswani, a Family Law Specialist and Partner at Hugill & Ip and Matthew Curtis, Financial Planner and Director at Progeny
Relying on informal arrangements to manage family wealth can end in legal nightmares. Learn how families can protect assets with Hugill & Ip.







