DL Holdings expands AI capabilities across wealth management and family office services

DL Holdings is expanding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) across its wealth management and family office businesses as part of a broader strategy to integrate traditional financial services with digital assets, tokenised real-world assets (RWAs) and AI-enabled advisory capabilities. The move reflects the growing adoption of AI across investment research, client engagement and digital financial services.

The group has organised its operations into four business segments: DL Family Office and DL Asset Management; DL Securities; DL Digital Finance for digital assets and RWAs; and AI-driven wealth management platforms NeuralFin and ARTi. Together, these businesses support cross-border wealth management, investment advisory and digital finance services.

During the year, DL Holdings expanded its AI infrastructure through investments in North American data centres, GPU computing and digital asset operations while continuing to develop AI applications for investment research and client services. The company said the investments strengthen its digital finance capabilities and support the growing use of AI across financial services.

Its AI initiatives include NeuralFin, which offers AI-powered investment research, wealth advisory and financial content tools, and ARTi, an institutional investment research platform built on a multi-agent AI architecture to support investment analysis and decision-making. In June 2026, ARTi secured a $1.5 million pre-Series A investment at a pre-money valuation of $30 million.

DL Holdings is also integrating AI capabilities with its family office and real-world asset businesses, using AI-driven research to support cross-border asset allocation while expanding tokenised investment offerings. The company said the approach combines AI, digital assets and family office services within a unified wealth management platform.

In its financial results for the year ended 31 March 2026, DL Holdings reported a 168% year-on-year increase in net profit to HKD 367 million (about $47 million), while revenue rose 71% to HKD 324 million (about $42 million). The company said it will continue investing in AI and digital finance as part of its long-term strategy, reflecting a broader industry shift towards technology-enabled wealth management and family office services.