By linking Continuum’s advisory and analytical capabilities with Freed Capital’s broking license and carrier relationships in Hong Kong, the partnership is intended to structure and place programs for risks such as cyber, financial lines, and digital assets across Asian markets. The firms said this may include wholesale facilities, program designs, and wording changes that take account of regulatory, cyber, and digital asset developments, as well as current transaction trends in APAC. They also said they plan to work with carriers and clients on risk programs for new business models, cross-border operations, and evolving regulatory requirements, as technology-related activity and venture investment continue in parts of the region despite lower M&A and private equity volumes.