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HSBC's Wayfoong Becomes Hong Kong's First Captive Insurer Formed by a Multinational Enterprise

  • Writer: Actomate
    Actomate
  • Jul 23
  • 1 min read

HSBC received regulatory approval to establish Wayfoong (Asia) Limited as a captive insurer, marking the first time a multinational enterprise has done so in Hong Kong. The captive, fully owned by HSBC, will reinsure employee-benefit risks across Hong Kong and the wider Asia‑Pacific region. The Insurance Authority and government expect the move to elevate Hong Kong’s status as a captive insurance domicile and international risk‑management hub. Authorities highlighted supportive policy measures—including a 50% tax concession—to attract more global firms to set up captives locally. The development underscores regulatory and market momentum in Hong Kong toward becoming a leading centre for global captive structures.


Announcement of HSBC’s approval to launch Hong Kong’s first multinational-owned captive insurer, Wayfoong (Asia) Limited.

 
 
 

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