Singapore-headquartered digital wealth manager Endowus has moved to an expanded office in Hong Kong after a strong 2025 that saw assets under advice triple.
Endowus has relocated to a new Hong Kong office located at Chinachem Tower in the city’s central business district, according to a statement. With the new 4,290-square-foot space, the firm will have doubled its footprint in Hong Kong.
The new office is now in close proximity to major banks, financial institutions, and professional services firms, allowing it to better serve its clients of whom more than 50% are white-collar professionals.
Rapid growth in 2025
The relocation follows a strong 2025 which saw Endowus’ business grow significantly in Hong Kong, with its client base doubling and assets under advice tripling. The company launched its full-service digital wealth platform in Hong Kong in 2024.
“Hong Kong is Endowus’ first overseas market for a reason. It sits at the heart of Asia’s wealth creation, cross-border capital flows, and financial innovation. Our move to Chinachem Tower is a clear statement of confidence in Hong Kong’s role as a global wealth management centre and in Endowus’ long-term commitment here,” said Gregory Van, co-founder and CEO of Endowus.
Headquartered in Singapore, Endowus was founded in 2017 by Van and Samuel Rhee as a digital wealth management platform focused on delivering solutions with full cashback on trailer commissions and savings from access to institutional share classes and exclusive funds. As of January 2026, it had over USD10 billion in client assets while serving over 300,000 individuals, family offices, charities, endowments, and institutions.
