The Hong Kong Fintech Week was held in Hong Kong for four days from Oct 31 to Nov 4, 2022. The conference, organised by the Hong Kong Bureau of the Treasury, is Asia's annual fintech event. The conference was designed to bring together executives, think tanks, regulators, industry makers and disruptors to hear their views on the rapid transformation of technology.
This conference invited SBF, a16z partner Alex Rampell, Animoca Brands co-created Yat Siu, Ant Group CEO Jing Xiandong and other prominent figures in the crypto and Web3 field to attend the Hong Kong Fintech Week and deliver speeches.Click here for more details Click to watch the live stream
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Full Text: Policy Declaration on Virtual Assets Development in Hong Kong
The declaration said that while stepping up preparations for the licensing system for new virtual asset service providers, it was willing to contact the global virtual asset industry to invite relevant trading platforms to explore business opportunities in Hong Kong. The Securities and Futures Commission will launch a public consultation on the appropriate extent to which retail investors can trade in virtual assets under the new licensing regime. The government has welcomed the possibility of introducing a virtual asset trading platform (ETF) into Hong Kong. The Government is open to reviewing the legality of property rights and smart contracts for tokenized assets in the future to facilitate their development in Hong Kong.
香港特区政府发表有关虚拟资产在港发展的政策宣言, 强调
政府现正与金融监管机构缔造便利的环境,促进香港虚拟资产行业可持续发展。还表示愿意联系全球虚拟资产业界,邀请有关交易所在香港开拓商机。同时香港政府政府将推出下列试验计划,包括发行非同质化 Token(NFT)、绿色债券 Token 化及数字港元。
CrossSpace founder: HK to set up $4 billion Tech Fund to support Fintech development
The Hong Kong SAR government plans to set up a special talent matching department to attract global fintech talents; The Hong Kong government and regulatory authorities will launch a series of pilot projects, including NFTS, stablecoins, digital bonds, etc. A $4 billion technology fund will be set up to support financial technology (Fintech) development.