HKIC appoints ten institutions as Asset Management Companies for the "New Investment Immigration Scheme" 2025

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Odaily Planet Daily news: Hong Kong Investment Management Limited has officially announced the appointment of ten institutions to serve as asset management companies for the “New Investment Immigration Scheme” in 2025. The firms are Panshi Capital, Horizon Ventures, CMC Capital, Chenyi Fund, Yinshan Capital, M Capital, Bojun Capital, Primavera Capital, Xincheng Capital/CITIC Capital, Yuangxin Capital Investment Management Limited, and Value Partners Group. According to previous reports, eligible applicants for Hong Kong’s new Capital Investment Entrant Scheme must invest at least HKD 30 million in approved investment assets, which reportedly include Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum ETFs from some fund companies.

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