Hong Kong top retirement choice for ultra-rich expats, St James’s Place says
Two-thirds of ultra-rich expatriates living in Hong Kong plan to retire in the city, thanks to stronger financial benefits, according to a survey by St James’s Place. The findings were published after the British financial advice and wealth management company surveyed 450 affluent and high-net-worth residents in the city. Of the total, 17 per cent held Hong Kong or mainland China passports, with the rest being citizens of jurisdictions around the world ranging from Australia to Spain, according...
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