Finloop Joins Hong Kong's Strategic Enterprises Under OASES

Apr 9, 2025
Finloop, an AI-driven wealth management platform, has become a strategic enterprise of Hong Kong's OASES, marking a significant step in Fosun Wealth Holdings' fintech strategy.

Finloop, an AI-driven wealth management platform incubated by Fosun Wealth Holdings, has become a strategic enterprise of the Office for Attracting Strategic Enterprises (OASES) of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. This development, announced in a press release, represents a significant advancement in Fosun Wealth Holdings' fintech strategy.

The announcement was made during the "OASES Enterprises Signing Ceremony" held on April 8, 2025, where Finloop and 17 other enterprises signed agreements to become strategic partners of the Hong Kong government. These enterprises span various high-tech industries, including fintech, AI, and data science.

Finloop, which established its headquarters in Hong Kong in 2024, offers a comprehensive range of wealth management products and technology solutions. The platform integrates AI into its core operations, enhancing the efficiency of financial institutions through systems like AI Product Manager and AI Investment Advisor. Finloop's involvement with OASES is expected to further its engagement with Hong Kong's innovation and technology ecosystem, leveraging local resources and support measures to expand its business in the region.

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