Stanley Ho
The Honourable Dr. Stanley Ho Hung Sun 何鴻燊 GBM, GLM, GBS, GML, OBE Born (1921-11-25) 25 November 1921 (age 93) British Hong Kong Occupation Entrepreneur Net worth $US 2 billion (2011) Spouse(s) Clementina Leitão† (1942-2004) Lucina Laam King Ying (1957-present) Ina Chan Un Chan (1977-present) Angela Leong On Kei (1988-present) Children By his 1st wife: - Jane Ho Chiu Ying† - Robert Ho Yau Kwong† - Angela Ho Chiu Yin - Deborah Ho Chiu Hung by his 2nd wife: - Pansy Ho Chiu King - Daisy Ho Chiu Fung - Maisy Ho Chiu Ha - Josie Ho Chiu Yi - Lawrence Ho Yau Lung by his 3rd wife: - Florinda Ho Chiu Wan - Laurinda Ho Chiu Lin - Orlando Ho Yau Kai by his 4th wife: - Sabrina Ho Chiu Ying - Arnaldo Ho Yau Heng - Mario Ho Yau Kwan - Ho Yau Kai - Alice Ho Chiu Yan Parents Ho Sai Kwong Flora Sin Stanley Ho Traditional Chinese 何鴻燊 Simplified Chinese 何鸿燊 Transcriptions Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Hé Hóngshēn Cantonese Jyutping Ho4 Hung4 San1 Stanley Ho GBM GLM GBS GML OBE (born 25 November 1921), also known as Ho Hung Sun, Stanley Ho Hung Sun, is a Hong Kong and Macanese business magnate. Ho has been nicknamed "The King of Gambling", reflecting the government-granted monopoly he held on the Macau gambling industry for 40 years. In 2011 he was the 13th richest man in Hong Kong with a net worth of US$2 billion. He is also Macau's wealthiest person and amongst the wealthiest in Asia. He owns many properties in both Hong Kong and Macau and has taken part in many kinds of business including entertainment, tourism, shipping, real estate, banking, and air transport. It is also estimated that his enterprises employ almost one fourth of the workforce of Macau. Apart from Hong Kong and Macau, he has also invested in mainland China, Portugal, North Korea, Vietnam, the Philippines, Mozambique, Indonesia and East Timor. Ho is also an industrialist and entrepreneur in Asia and has held a number of important positions in many firms in Hong Kong and Macau. His opinions and statements on Hong Kong's real estate and commercial development have considerable sway on the market. In the past few years he has been involved in litigation with his own sister, Winnie Ho, concerning the ownership of the Macau casino. Having suffered a stroke in July 2009, followed by a long period of recovery, Ho began steps in late 2010, subsequently hotly disputed and in confusing circumstances (January 2011), to devolve his grip on his financial empire to his various wives and children.