China’s National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has embarked on a significant transition, doubling its offshore investments to 580 billion yuan (US$86 billion) over three years. This shift now constitutes 15.23% of its total assets, driven by demographic pressures and dwindling domestic returns. Hong Kong stands to benefit greatly from this development as it solidifies its position as the primary gateway for Chinese capital seeking global diversification. The NSSF’s decision is influenced by stark realities such as China’s aging population, which is projected to dampen annual GDP growth by 2% from 2024 to 2050. With pension spending expected to increase by…
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