Richard Li
$5.5B
Born
Nov 08, 1966
Age
59
Source of Wealth
Insurance, telecom
Residence
Hong Kong,
Citizenship
Hong Kong
Marital Status
Single
Children
3
Education
Drop Out, Stanford University
- Richard Li is a son of Hong Kong's wealthiest billionaire Li Ka-shing. He is the chairman of Asia-based investment company Pacific Century Group, which has interests in finance, technology and property.
- Li also established a communications and media empire with PCCW, a Hong Kong-based company which controls the city's largest mobile phone operator HKT.
- Pacific Century owns a majority stake in life insurance company FWD, which operates in ten markets across Asia, including Hong Kong and Singapore. FWD went public in Hong Kong in 2025.
- Li has been building up his portfolio of tech investments, which include a range of Asia-based companies such as insurtech firm Bolttech and fintech group MoneyHero.
- In 2024, a unit of U.S.-listed insurance and finance company MetLife announced its agreement to acquire PineBridge Investments, an asset manager majority-owned by Li, for up to $1.2 billion.
- Li started Star TV in 1991 with $110 million he received from his father; he sold the company, which had a viewership in the tens of millions, to Rupert Murdoch.
- During his studies at Stanford, Li worked as a cashier at McDonald's and as a caddy at a golf course. He dropped out of university to start his own business.
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