1. Stock investment: participate in the earnings growth of publicly traded companies by purchasing and holding stocks.

2. Bond investment: purchase bonds issued by governments, companies or other entities to obtain fixed income.

3. Real estate investment: purchase commercial real estate, residential real estate or land to obtain rental income or capital appreciation.

4. Private equity: invest in non-listed companies and support their development through equity holding or equity financing, usually with the goal of profiting from IPO or merger and acquisition exit in the future.

5. Venture capital: invest in startups or early-stage companies, especially technology companies and innovative companies with high growth potential.

6. Hedge funds: use various investment strategies (such as arbitrage, hedging, derivatives trading, etc.) to obtain absolute returns regardless of market conditions.

7. Commodity and futures investment: invest in raw materials and futures markets, such as gold, oil, agricultural products, etc.

8. Foreign exchange trading: profit from exchange rate fluctuations by buying and selling currencies of different countries.

9. Infrastructure investment: invest in infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, power stations, water services, etc. to obtain long-term and stable returns.

10. Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) and Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) Investment**: Select companies with superior environmental and social responsibilities for investment to achieve a win-win situation of financial and social returns.

11. Investment Fund Management: Manage various types of investment funds, including mutual funds, index funds, ETFs, etc., to help customers achieve their investment goals.

12. Alternative Investments: Including art, collectibles, hedge funds, private equity, angel investment, cryptocurrency, etc.

13. Gold Investment: International gold is the trend of the future, and gold is the most effective way to effectively protect funds from shrinking.

Different investment companies may focus on different areas, depending on their risk preferences, regional markets, fund size and professional fields. Understanding the company's main projects will help investors assess their risks and potential returns, so as to make more informed investment decisions.

Diana Financial Services

Diana Financial Services

Core members

Barnaby Swire

Current Chairman of Swire Group

Diana Swire

CEO of Diana Financial Services, a subsidiary of Swire Group

Amanda

Chief Financial Officer, Diana Finance

Taylor

Chief Analyst, Diana Finance