香港富豪快“交班”了
Families loom large in corporate Asia, controlling two thirds of the region's 1,000 biggest companies.
Hong Kong is no exception. Families control or have substantial stakes in three-quarters of the territory's businesses, according to Henry Yeung, a professor at the National University of Singapore. He defines “family businesses” as those owned or managed by two or more family members.
While corporate family empires exist in every country, the situation in Hong Kong is different because of its short history of wealth creation. Because many first-generation tycoons are set to step down in the coming years, transition issues are at the forefront of many investors' minds.
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