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    Hong Kong scion Adrian Cheng backs London-based multi-asset broker CBCX

    October 27, 20251 Min Read


    Adrian Cheng Chi-kong, former heir apparent to Hong Kong property giant New World Development (NWD) and founder of investment firm ALMAD Group, has become a shareholder in CBCX Group, a London-headquartered multi-asset broker.

    Founded in 2011, CBCX offers a trading platform for currencies, precious metals, stocks, indices and commodities. It is also expanding into the digital-asset ecosystem.

    “This strategic investment will inject significant momentum and resources into CBCX’s growth across the Asia-Pacific region and global markets,” CBCX said in a statement on Monday without specifying the amount invested.

    The partnership would focus on enhancing financial trading and investment solutions for the gold and foreign exchange sectors, while deepening collaboration across commodities, stocks and brokerage services, the company added.

    The collaboration marked a “milestone” in bridging traditional finance with emerging digital assets, according to the announcement.

    Adrian Cheng Chi-kong, founder of investment firm ALMAD Group. Photo: Handout
    Adrian Cheng Chi-kong, founder of investment firm ALMAD Group. Photo: Handout

    Cheng would focus on traditional and virtual gold trading platforms, according to people familiar with the matter.



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