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Are Your Digital Assets “CPA-Acceptable” for New CIES scheme in Hong Kong?
As Hong Kong continues to lead as a premier global hub for Virtual Assets in 2026, many High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs) are leveraging their digital asset portfolios to qualify for the New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme (New CIES). However, translating decentralized wealth into a regulated residency permit requires more than just a balance statement—it requires a specific, "CPA-acceptable" valuation.
Breaking the Cycle: High-Stakes Valuation Demands Professionalism Over the Lowest Bid – Valtech Can Offer That
At Valtech Valuation, we observe a widening gap in the market. While low-cost providers are abundant, there is a scarcity of agencies competing on the basis of outstanding problem-solving skills, deep technical knowledge, and a true commitment to compliance.
The May 2025 MPF Reform in Hong Kong: Why Your Long Service Payment Valuation Needs More Than Just a Calculator
Employers can no longer use their portion of MPF contributions to offset Long Service Payments (LSP) for employment periods after this date, leading to a significant, unhedged liability on the balance sheet
Valtech Valuation Completes Impairment Testing for Plant and Machinery (Electric Vehicle Related) Assets
Valuation of Machinery & Equipment under IAS 36 Impairment of Assets Valtech Valuation is pleased to announce the successful completion of an impairment testing engagement on machinery and equipment related to electric vehicle (EV) technology. This project highlights Valtech’s
Strengthening Valuation Support for HKEx Notifiable Transactions
As regulatory scrutiny over corporate transactions continues to increase, robust and transparent valuation has become a critical component in supporting the basis of consideration for notifiable transactions of companies listed on the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited.
Valtech Completed a Financial Guarantee Valuation for a Public Company
Financial guarantee arrangements are common within corporate groups, particularly when a parent or listed entity provides credit enhancement to enable subsidiaries or related parties to secure financing. However, such guarantees may give rise to financial reporting implications that require careful assessment and valuation.