Calvin Lo (Chinese name: 盧啟賢) is a billionaire entrepreneur and philanthropist from Hong Kong.^[14][15]

Calvin Lo is the Chief Executive officer of R.E. Lee International, a life insurance brokerage firm founded in 1954, offering business succession and estate planning services to businesses and high-net-worth individuals.^[16][17] It’s estimated that his group places US$1 billion of premiums annually. Under Lo, the group formed R.E. Lee Capital providing wealth management and advisory services with US$8 billion under management.^[24][1]

In 2019, Lo bought the Mandarin Oriental Taipei, a five-star luxury hotel in Taiwan for US$1.24 billion. The deal covered the hotel building and its 149,446.13 square feet land.^{[18][19][20][21][22][23]}

In 2019, Forbes estimated Lo's personal net worth at US$1.7 billion and ranked him as the 43rd richest person in Hong Kong.^[25][26] Public filings show that Lo has set up different charitable trusts in the Cayman Islands worth US$245 million for his philanthropic initiatives.^[27]

Lo was a board member of the Jane Goodall Institute from 2006 to 2018, and advocated the well-being of animals, the community and the environment.^[28]

To help with the Covid 19 relief efforts in 2020, Lo donated US$5 million, 500,000 masks, and 35,000 boxes of sanitizers to help with the underprivileged in Taiwan and Hong Kong, and US$8 million to the hard-hit province of Wuhan.

Lo is Asia’s largest purchaser and collector of French champagne and is estimated to have spent US$230 million ^{[4] [5]} on building his champagne collection in 2018. ^[3] He is a hypercar collector and owns a rare Pagani Huayra BC. ^[11] He also owns a Gulfstream G650 private jet. ^{[12] [13]}