Wealth Tech in Focus: At the Hubbis Independent Wealth Management Forum in Singapore, DataDasher CEO Alexander Kearns argued “advisor-centric AI” is moving into the day-to-day operational stack—meeting prep, notes, CRM updates, follow-ups and compliance—so firms that lag risk losing service quality. Multi-Hub Wealth Strategy: Also at Hubbis, M/HQ’s Yann Mrazek said the future is multi-centre wealth allocation, with Hong Kong and Singapore competing on reputation, privacy, control and fiscal predictability, not just legacy dominance. Hong Kong Capital Markets & Policy: Hong Kong will start a two-month consultation on its first five-year blueprint on June 15, aiming to steer the city’s economy, industry, infrastructure, healthcare and education. Regulatory/Market Shock: A Hong Kong court sentenced film producer Raymond Wong to five months for insider trading, though he has bail pending appeal. AI & Robotics Push: BYD confirmed it is building humanoid robots in-house, starting with factory deployment before consumer rollout. Trade/Geopolitics Spillover: The US added major Chinese tech and industrial names to a Pentagon “Chinese military companies” list, rattling sentiment in Hong Kong-listed Alibaba and WuXi AppTec. Logistics & Sustainability: ECS Group expanded its Asia air cargo network with road feeder services and cargo tech; DFI Retail Group and The Mills Fabrica named Number 8 Bio’s methane-cutting BetterFeed™ as the 2026 sustainability challenge winner. Energy/Infrastructure: The world’s first wind-powered underwater datacentre began operating off Shanghai, using seawater cooling to cut power demand. Real Estate Cash-Out: McDonald’s sold another Hong Kong retail unit at Parkvale Place for HK$110m, continuing its property sell-down.