Asia-Pacific Family Enterprise & Alternative Investments Summit
About the Event
The Asia-Pacific Family Enterprise & Alternative Investments Summit, hosted by Campden Wealth on 24–25 November 2026 in Hong Kong, marks a significant expansion of Campden's programming for Asia-Pacific's growing family office community. Under the theme 'East Meets Capital: Navigating Wealth, Governance & Opportunity,' the summit positions Hong Kong as the natural venue for a conversation that sits at the intersection of Eastern family values and Western institutional investment practice.
The summit's investment agenda places alternative assets at its centre. As public market correlations compress and traditional 60/40 portfolios strain under higher rates, Asia-Pacific family offices are increasingly turning to private equity, venture capital, private credit, infrastructure, and real assets to drive returns and diversification. Sessions examine how families can access these strategies directly, through co-investment alongside managers they trust, or via fund structures that offer appropriate liquidity management.
Governance and succession panels address the unique pressures facing Asian family enterprises, where multigenerational ownership is the norm but formal governance structures are often absent or underdeveloped. Campden's research team will present data from its Asian family office surveys, offering rare benchmarking for practices around family councils, investment committees, and family constitutions.
Next-generation leadership programming reflects the increasing role of rising-generation family members who bring different risk tolerances, values around ESG and impact, and expectations about the role of the family office in their lives. The summit integrates these perspectives throughout its agenda rather than siloing them in separate tracks.
Philanthropy and legacy-building sessions examine how Asian families are approaching charitable giving and impact investing with the same rigour they bring to commercial investments — building frameworks that align giving with family values and long-term legacy goals.
Hong Kong's position as Asia's financial gateway — with access to both mainland Chinese capital flows and international markets — makes it an ideal setting for a summit that emphasises cross-border opportunity and connectivity across the Asia-Pacific growth corridor.