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Southeast Asian buyers boost Hong Kong art market

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By Gwyneth Bejer
| Hong Kong Business Verified
Art fairs accounted for 35% of global dealer turnover in 2025. Hong Kong’s art market is attracting more Southeast Asian collectors as buyers seek established artists and high-value works closer to home. “People want to be sure that they purchase something that has a certain established career and background,” Carola Wiese, senior advisor for family advisory, art and collecting at UBS Group AG, told Hong Kong Business via Zoom.
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Choosier Asia buyers steer auctions toward rare art

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By Gwyneth Bejer
| Singapore Business Review
Collectors are bidding harder for works with clear ownership histories. Auction houses are focusing on rare, museum-quality artworks with clear ownership histories as ultra-high-net-worth collectors in the Asia-Pacific region become more selective and research-driven. Collectors are tracking artists and categories over months before bidding, shifting away from volume-based buying, said Danielle So, Hong Kong head of auctions for modern and contemporary art at Phillips Auctioneers.
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Hong Kong enters ‘year of the carve-out’ as M&A rebounds

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By Gwyneth Bejer
| Hong Kong Business Verified
Deal value hit a decade-high $289b in the first quarter. Hong Kong could see more mergers and acquisitions (M&A) this year as large business groups sell noncore assets to fund expansion, following a sharp rebound in dealmaking after a subdued 2025. The city is entering its “year of the carve-out,” Angela Chiu, director for corporate finance and M&As at KPMG China, said in an emailed reply to questions.
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