The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) is a Government-subvented body. Operating 15 offices around the world and representative offices in six different markets, its primary mission is to maximise the social and economic contribution that tourism makes to the community of Hong Kong and to consolidate the city’s position as a world-class destination. The HKTB works closely with the Government, travel industry, and other partners to promote Hong Kong worldwide, widen the range of tourism products Hong Kong offers, elevate service standards, and enhance the visitor experience.  

https://www.discoverhongkong.com/

Established in 1996, the Hong Kong Retirement Schemes Association (HKRSA) is a not-for-profit, non-political association to lead and promote sustainable and better retirement outcomes in Hong Kong through the following:

• Empower – We empower employees through employers with retirement planning and tools
• Advocate – We advocate key retirement issues, retirement income and look for value creation
• Share – We share and facilitate retirement information and knowledge 

What We Do

• We foster and support retirement protection and planning amongst the public, in particular, the promotion of engagement in retirement planning.

• We work as a thought leader on research and Government policy in the area of retirement provision and financial protection.

• We promote best practices, corporate governance and professionalism in the industry.

• We share views and provide information with various bodies in and outside Hong Kong.

https://www.hkrsa.org.hk

Hong Kong Trustees’ Association Limited (HKTA) was established in 1991 by pioneers in the trust and fiduciary services sectors. Today, it serves as a leading professional body for Hong Kong’s trust & fiduciary industry (spanning from MPF & ORSO/retirement plans, public & private funds, asset servicing, private trust/banking & employee benefit trust, estate/succession planning, and family office to philanthropy/charities), specializing in advocacy, raising professional standards, and education, with the ultimate objective to safeguarding the best interests of investors, retirement plan members, and beneficiaries. 

Mission

• Advance the trust and fiduciary industry by promoting the highest standards of professionalism (including issuance of Best Practice Guides), robust corporate governance and rigorous regulatory compliance;
• Contribute towards advancing the status of Hong Kong trust professionals and that of the industry internationally;
• Advocate for the trust and fiduciary industry with government bodies, the media, local and international professional organisations and the public.  Collaborating with education institutions and professional bodies to promote Hong Kong as a premier global hub for trust and fiduciary services, highlighting its expertise and capabilities in this sector;
• Contribute towards enhancing the education and knowledge of practitioners in the trust industry through relevant trust accreditation and training programmes;
• Contribute towards enhancing public education on trust fraud awareness and prevention.

The affairs of the Association are managed by the Executive Committee with the support of 8 Subcommittees which take a proactive stance by making submissions on draft legislation to and actively engaging with the government, regulators and advisory panels on behalf of our members as well as arranging seminar/briefings on pivotal topics that impacts the trust industry, ensuring our members are always at the forefront of industry developments.   This not only demonstrates our commitment to shaping the future of the trust industry but also underscores our influence and leadership at the highest levels.  Our dedication to fostering a dynamic and informed community is truly unparalleled, and we are committed to playing such a significant role in shaping the industry’s landscape in the decades ahead.

As we celebrate the 35th Anniversary of the HKTA and the 25years of the MPF system in 2026, we recognize the responsibility that comes with this milestone and reaffirm our pledge to continue guiding the industry’s future with vision and purpose.

www.hktrustees.com

The Hong Kong Federation of Insurers (HKFI) was established on 8 August 1988 to advance and promote the development of the insurance business in Hong Kong. Following its conversion to a limited company on 29 December 1994, the HKFI became a consolidated and streamlined organization that enjoys full recognition by the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region as the representative body of an increasingly important industry. With over 130 member companies, the HKFI represents the vast majority of Hong Kong’s insurance sector.

While maintaining a frequent dialogue with the Insurance Authority on legislative issues affecting the industry, the HKFI actively promotes best market practices with an aim of improving the professionalism of and strengthening public confidence in the insurance industry. 

Mission Statement:

The HKFI exists to promote insurance and help develop the industry for the benefit of the people and the economy of Hong Kong. To achieve this, we will:

1. Be a progressive voice of the industry and help build Hong Kong into a leading insurance hub in Asia Pacific.

2. Represent the common interests of its Members and proactively engage key regulators and stakeholders.

3. Encourage the adoption of best practices and the highest professional standards across the insurance sector.
4. Promote the proper protection of consumers to foster public trust and confidence in our industry.

5. Raise public awareness of the value and benefits of insurance.

6. Strengthen professional training across the industry and promote insurance as a career of choice.

Website: https://www.hkfi.org.hk/