By Steve Finch, President and Chief Executive Officer, Manulife Asia [The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] At the SCMP China Conference on July 7, Chief Executive John Lee identified AI as central to Hong Kong’s push to become a global international innovation and technology centre. In his keynote speech, Lee spoke about the city’s first five-year development plan, a blueprint aligned with China’s National 15th Five-Year Plan that will shape Hong Kong’s growth and deepen its integration with the mainland. The direction is clear. Hong Kong is well positioned to strengthen its role as an international financial centre while advancing AI adoption. Significant public investment is already under way, from new AI research infrastructure to funding schemes designed to attract talent and accelerate adoption. Hong Kong is one of the world’s most rapidly ageing societies. At the same time, the Greater Bay Area is becoming more integrated, with people and capital moving more freely across borders. For insurers, responding to these shifts will require faster decision-making, better use of data and more personalised services.
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