Citi Private Bank has completed its Asia family office in forum in Hong Kong with a thematic focus on various topics, including artificial intelligence.
Citi Private Bank hosted its annual Asia Pacific Family Office Executive Forum in Hong Kong, according to a statement. The event’s theme was entitled “The Intelligence Decade: AI, Capital and the New Asian Order” and gathered more than 150 family office principals, next-generation leaders and influential investors across the region.
The programme included discussions on a range of topics, including artificial intelligence, direct investing, family office governance, succession planning, and philanthropy. Featured speakers included Bruce Flatt, CEO of Brookfield; Jean Eric Salata, chair of EQT; Yoshihiko Kawamura, chief financial officer of Kioxia; and Professor Li Cheng, founding director of the Centre on Contemporary China and the World at the University of Hong Kong; alongside senior leaders and family office experts at Citi.
“Artificial intelligence is reshaping capital allocation, business models and competitive dynamics globally. For family offices, the choices made over the next decade regarding investment, innovation and governance will help define the opportunities and legacies of future generations,” said Dawn Nordberg, head of integrated client solutions and global family office, Citi Wealth.
“Through Citi’s Global Family Office Group, which serves more than 1,900 family office clients worldwide, we continue to observe family offices taking a more institutional approach to investing and governance. Our core offerings are built on two key strengths – Globality and One Citi, underpinned by a client-first attitude,” added Bernard Wai, head of Asia for integrated client solutions and global family office, Citi Wealth.
