At the third International Financial Leaders Investment Summit, which concluded on November 20, Bob Prince, the Chief Investment Officer of the world's largest hedge fund Bridgewater, confirmed on stage that he had just bought a luxury apartment in Hong Kong, joking that it was because "his wife likes Hong Kong." Recently, many international financial executives have also entered the Hong Kong market to buy properties, including Nicolas Moreau, the Global CEO of HSBC Investment Management, Sebastian Paredes, the CEO of DBS Hong Kong, and Ulysses Lau, the Managing Director of Morgan Private Bank Asia, among others. Some experts commented that international major banks are viewed as representing "smart money"; the fact that these bankers are buying property in Hong Kong reflects, to some extent, that as Hong Kong property prices have significantly declined, there is gradually increasing appeal in terms of global high-end asset allocation for "bottom fishing" attractiveness. (Xinhua Finance)