The Hong Kong International Financial Leaders Investment Summit "Dialogue with International Investors" seminar concluded.

On November 20th, the Hong Kong International Financial Leaders Investment Summit "Dialogue with International Investors" seminar concluded. The seminar, continuing the theme of the Hong Kong Summit "Navigating the Changes", invited over 20 top global investors to discuss new opportunities in different investment markets through risk management and embracing change, sharing valuable and timely insights. They delved into discussions on investment prospects and long-term asset allocation strategies, explored alternative asset investment opportunities and key trends in the Asian private equity market, and analyzed the impact of technological transformation on the investment industry. The seminar was jointly organized by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and the Hong Kong Institute of Finance, attracting approximately 280 senior executives from the local and overseas financial, business, and public sectors. Eddie Yue, Chief Executive of HKMA and Chairman of the Hong Kong Institute of Finance, said, "This year marks the third year of the summit in Hong Kong, and I am pleased that the summit has once again been well received by international financial leaders, becoming a part of many leaders' annual travel plans. Therefore, I firmly believe that after the summit becomes an annual event, the views and insights exchanged among international financial leaders will continue to inspire us on how to navigate through unprecedented global changes." Ashley Alder, Chief Executive of SFC, said, "Various transformational factors continue to reshape global market operations, development strategies, and even regulatory models. Top investment managers from around the world have gathered at today's seminar to collectively discuss the evolving market trends, enabling them to seize opportunities in this unpredictable era, harness the power of transformation, and bring about positive changes." In summary, the three-day Hong Kong Summit welcomed over 350 participants, including over 100 group chairmen or chief executives from top global financial institutions, covering banks, securities firms, asset owners, asset management companies, private equity and venture capital firms, hedge funds, and insurance companies.