One of the most dynamic economies in the world, Hong Kong is a significant gateway for international capital and has a long-standing giving culture. Local mega grant-makers are leading the movement towards long-term strategic philanthropy.
Landscape Report
Social Investment Landscape in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has a vibrant social economy with strong government backing, long history of philanthropy and the presence of multiple international and local impact funds. Corporate sustainability and ESG investment have also taken root with 1,852 companies reporting their ESG practices. Download the report to access Hong Kong's social investment landscape.
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Ivan Tse
Chair and PresidentTSE Foundation
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Liza Green
Head of Corporate Citizenship and Foundations APACCredit Suisse
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Tony Yeung
CEOPeterson Holdings Company Limited
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Jessica Cheng
Assistant General ManagerLUI Che Woo Prize
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Michael Au
Managing DirectorDistrict Capital
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Bonnie Chiu
Managing DirectorThe Social Investment Consultancy
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