Key facts
- Assets managed by Hong Kong-domiciled funds rose 19.4% to $297.8 billion for the financial year ended March 2026.
- The increase was attributed to strong capital inflows and a significant stock market boom.
- Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission released the data in its annual report on June 24.
- The report also indicated Hong Kong's leading position in global IPO rankings.
- A record increase in daily equity trading volume was observed.
Assets managed by Hong Kong-domiciled funds experienced a substantial surge of 19.4%, reaching $297.8 billion in the financial year that concluded on March 31, 2026. This significant growth was fueled by a robust inflow of capital and a historic boom in the stock market.
The data, disclosed by the city’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) in its annual report on June 24, also underscored Hong Kong's resurgence to the forefront of global initial public offering (IPO) rankings. Furthermore, the report noted a record-breaking increase in the volume of daily equity trading.