Make Longevity Truly Livable
Hong Kong is among the world’s longest-living cities1, yet healthy years are not keeping pace. This widening healthspan–lifespan gap is driven by rising physical, mental, and financial pressures, alongside changing family structures that are reshaping traditional support. Increasingly, Hongkongers define longevity through quality of life, independence, and purpose — not merely living longer or remaining illness-free2 .
Manulife is committed to making longevity truly livable. We combine research-driven insights, innovation and advocacy, and community partnerships to help people not only live longer, but live healthier and more financially secure lives.
What does it mean to live well in a world where longevity is becoming the new norm?
As longer lifespans become the new norm, the real challenge is no longer how long we live, but how well we live. Under the theme “Beyond Years: Building a Life WellLived”, the Forum will examine how financial resilience, wellbeing, technology and innovation must come together to enable people to live with choice, independence and purpose across every life stage.
Event Details
Date: 22 June 2026
Venue: Regent Hotel
Keynote Session
The New Longevity Mindset: Living Better with Purpose
Longevity is not just about adding years to life, it's about adding meaning to the years that we gain. How do we use these extra years to live with intention, independence, and purpose?
Panel Discussions
1. The Future of Living Well: Insights from Health, Wealth & Social
This panel explores how physical, mental, and financial wellbeing work together to shape how we can live well for longer.
Guest Speakers:
Mr. Kelvin Yuen
– Fine Art Landscape Photographer
Dr. Kin Lai Chung
– Chief Executive Officer, CUHK Medical Centre
2. Silver Economy and Consumer Power
China’s silver consumers are driving growing demand for better health and lifestyle solutions. Their changing expectations are reshaping how individuals and families think about quality of life and ageing.
Guest Speakers:
Mr. Ma Guangyuan
– Renowned Economist
Prof. Lou Vivian W.Q
– Professor, Department of Social Work and Social Administration at HKU and Director, Sau Po Centre on Ageing at HKU
3. Beyond Healthcare: Building Ecosystems for Healthy Longevity
As people live longer, the focus is shifting from treatment to prevention, personalisation, and coordinated care. This discussion looks at how AI and digital health can help create smarter solutions for healthier longevity.
Guest Speakers:
Ms. Huang Yuan
– Founder and CEO, Quantum Life Quantum Life
Mr. Tommie Lo
– Founder and CEO, Preface
4. Independence is the New Inheritance: Redefining Security in Asia’s Age of Longevity
Drawing insights from Manulife’s Asia Care Survey 2026, this session explores health, wealth, and longevity trends across the region to explore why independence is becoming Asia’s new inheritance.
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