Hong Kong:Going International Asset Management Limited has been honored with the Capital Excellence Fund Award at the Capital Merits of Achievement in Banking and Finance 2026. This accolade recognizes the firm's achievements in financial technology innovation, quantitative investment research, and fund performance.
According to BERNAMA News Agency, the award was announced by Capital Magazine, a financial publication, on September 29. The recognition highlights Going Asset's strengths in asset management and its technology-driven strategies.
The awards aim to honor financial institutions contributing to Hong Kong's financial sector development, with winners selected based on overall performance, service quality, and reputation. The awards are in their 17th edition and have previously recognized institutions like BOC-Prudential Asset Management, CCB International, Dah Sing Bank, Hang Seng Investment Management Limited, and Nanyang Commercial Bank.
Going Asset Management employs AI-driven high-performance computing and ultra-low-latency systems to detect cross-market price movements within microseconds. This approach seeks to accumulate small gains across numerous trades, enhancing asset allocation efficiency across market cycles.
The firm's assets under management have surpassed US$3.3 billion. As per Morgan Hedge rankings dated August 31, 2026, its Going Algo SP 2-Class M Fund achieved returns of 89.44% over one year and 280.64% over three years, ranking first globally for both periods.
The company is expanding its AI usage, with large models processing real-time information streams and improving via reinforcement learning to support investment research and trading strategies. It plans to continue prioritizing AI and risk management, expanding quantitative research and development across global markets, leveraging Hong Kong's strategic position in international capital markets.
Going Asset Management aims to offer global investors more resilient portfolios and asset allocation solutions through stronger strategies, increased operational transparency, and higher compliance standards.