Bloomberg: Multiple family offices in Hong Kong plan to increase their exposure to crypto assets and private markets According to BlockBeats on March 10, Bloomberg reported that many family offices located in Hong Kong plan to increase their allocation to private equity and digital assets over the next three years. The Hong Kong Monetary and Financial Research Center (HKIMR) wrote in a report on Tuesday that the interest of wealthy families in these assets is expected to "significantly rise," which also includes private credit and venture capital. Hong Kong has been striving to encourage more high-net-worth individuals and their families to establish investments locally, aiming to become a bridge between the mainland and global markets. According to a survey commissioned by the Hong Kong government and conducted by Deloitte (released last month), the number of single-family offices established in this financial hub increased to 3,384 by the end of last year, a 25% increase from 2023.