Zetland Fiduciary Group’s announces the launch of its new website, a refreshed digital platform designed to better serve its international clientele and reflect the dynamic nature of the global fiduciary services industry, against the backdrop of ongoing evolution within Hong Kong’s financial landscape.
Established in 1987 and headquartered in Hong Kong, Zetland Fiduciary Group provides trust and corporate services across multiple jurisdictions, including Hong Kong, Singapore, China and the Middle East. The new website marks a significant milestone in the digital transformation, offering enhanced accessibility, clearer service pathways and a more intuitive user experience.
A Modern Platform for a Global Client Base
The redesigned website features:
- Streamlined navigation across Zetland’s core service areas: company formation, trust formation, foundations, family offices, accounting and tax advisory and compliance.
- Jurisdiction-specific insights to help clients understand regulatory nuances in Hong Kong, Singapore, China, the Middle East and beyond.
- A new Resource Centre offering newsletters, regulatory updates, and practical guides.
- Improved contact tools for direct access to our regional teams.
- Full mobile responsiveness, ensuring seamless access across devices.
This upgrade reflects Zetland’s commitment to providing timely, relevant and personalised support to high-net-worth individuals, families and corporates navigating complex cross-border structures.
Hong Kong’s Financial Landscape in 2025: A Strategic Backdrop
The launch of Zetland’s new website coincides with a period of significant regulatory and market developments in Hong Kong, reinforcing the city’s role as a leading international financial centre.
1. Regulatory Modernisation and Market Access
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has broadened the scope for listing alternative funds on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, including those investing in private and illiquid assets. This aligns with the government’s push to deepen the private equity ecosystem and attract global capital.
In parallel, the SFC’s Digital Asset Roadmap outlines plans for licensing OTC virtual asset trading and custody services, aiming to balance innovation with investor protection. These initiatives are expected to enhance Hong Kong’s competitiveness in fintech and digital finance.
2. Wealth Management Expansion
Hong Kong’s asset and wealth management sector continues to grow robustly, with total assets under management (AUM) reaching HK$35 trillion by the end of 2024. The private wealth segment alone saw a 15% year-on-year increase, driven by strong demand from HNWIs across Asia.
The launch of Wealth Management Connect 2.0i has further facilitated cross-boundary investment flows, with over 160,000 individual investors participating and Southbound Scheme investments exceeding RMB16 billion.
3. Family Office Growth and Government Incentives
Hong Kong is rapidly emerging as Asia’s premier hub for family offices, supported by favourable tax policies, immigration schemes, and regulatory simplicity. Over 50 new single-family offices were established in the past year, managing assets exceeding USD 100 billion.
Key initiatives include:
- Capital Investment Entrant Scheme (CIES) offering residency for qualifying investments.
- Expanded tax concessions for family-owned investment vehicles.
- Global engagement efforts, such as the Wealth for Good Summit, to showcase Hong Kong’s strengths to international asset owners.
These developments position Hong Kong as a strategic base for ultra-high-net-worth families seeking long-term wealth preservation and cross-border investment opportunities.
Looking Ahead
As Hong Kong continues to evolve as a global financial gateway, Zetland remains committed to supporting clients with tailored fiduciary solutions that reflect both regulatory developments and individual objectives. Zetland invites you to explore our new website at www.zetland.biz , where you will find updated service information, jurisdictional guidance and resources to help you navigate the changing landscape.
