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.
Navigating the end of “no-fault” evictions, strict compliance deadlines, and the shifting tax landscape for overseas property investors
PCICSO came into force on 1 January 2026. Three months in, what does it mean for your business — and what are the compliance and litigation risks?
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview of employment and labour laws and regulations applicable in Hong Kong
Policy liberalisation is reviving the HK property market. Learn how foreign companies and wealthy families can leverage these secure real estate assets.
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
Under the company re-domiciliation regime, non-Hong Kong-incorporated companies which fulfil the requirements may apply to re-domicile to Hong Kong while maintaining their legal identity as a body corporate and ensuring business continuity
Businesses should restructure appropriately so that they will stand the best chance of being compliant with incoming requirements
A policy change expanding the previous exemption that was limited to holders of BN(O) visas for ETA Scheme
PD 30.1 redefines family welfare. Learn how companies and families are protecting mentally incapacitated persons under Hong Kong’s updated court process.







