- Education and Immigration Services
- Local and Overseas Real Estate Investment
- Family Office
- Trust Services
Fund Investment
Fund Investment is one of the diversification investment methods in wealth planning. The targets of fund investment include stocks, bonds, commodities, or other assets, with a wide variety of options. The professional team at “BS” tailors investment portfolios and management for clients, reducing investment risks and maximizing returns.
Education and Immigration Services
Providing professional services to assist students and immigration applicants in completing the procedures for education and immigration. These services are typically offered by educational institutions, immigration consulting firms, or professional educational agencies. “BS” will select reputable service partners with expertise and experience to cater to the needs of its clients.
Service Scope
Local and Overseas Real Estate Investment
Many investors in Hong Kong not only engage in local investments but also allocate a portion of their funds for overseas investments. The overseas real estate market is a popular choice for investment. While overseas real estate investment presents certain advantages, it also carries inherent risks, and therefore, caution must be exercised when making investment decisions.
Advantages
01
Diversification and Portfolio Allocation
02
Higher Investment Return Potential
03
Tax Incentives or Exemptions in Some Regions
Risks
01
Legal and Political Risks
02
Exchange Rate Risk
Family Office
A family office is a private wealth management advisory firm that specializes in providing investment management and wealth management services to high-net-worth families or individuals. Its scope of services extends beyond investments and encompasses a comprehensive range of services, including finance, legal, accounting, taxation, and philanthropy.
Trust Services
Trust Services are a legal and financial arrangement that involves the establishment of a trust to manage and protect assets. In a trust, the settlor transfers their property rights to a trustee, who manages and distributes those assets to beneficiaries according to the settlor’s instructions.

