The Aporia · Top bankers to gather in Hong Kong to learn how the city has been ‘rethinking the playbook’

Top banking executives are set to convene in Hong Kong for the fifth Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit from November 2 to 4. The event will feature around 280 global leaders, including 120 chairmen and CEOs such as Morgan Stanley’s Ted Pick, Goldman Sachs’ David Solomon, and Blackstone’s John Gray, who will discuss how Hong Kong is adapting its financial strategies.

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Global financial leaders, including 120 group chairmen and CEOs, will convene in Hong Kong for the fifth edition of the Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit from November 2 to 4, 2026. Among those attending are notable figures such as Ted Pick (chairman of Morgan Stanley), David Solomon (chairman of Goldman Sachs), and John Gray (president and COO of Blackstone). The summit aims to showcase how Hong Kong is "rethinking the playbook" in financial strategies, drawing significant attention from top-tier banking institutions.

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