The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is the de facto central bank of Hong Kong, responsible for maintaining monetary and financial stability. It oversees the banking system, manages the Hong Kong dollar, and develops financial infrastructure. The HKMA plays a significant role in shaping Hong Kong’s regulatory approach to digital assets and financial innovation.
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The HKMA is actively engaged in exploring the implications of digital currencies and distributed ledger technology for financial markets. Current discussions within the HKMA and the broader financial community focus on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), regulatory frameworks for virtual asset service providers, and the potential for blockchain in trade finance. Its policy pronouncements are closely watched for their impact on regional financial development.
Hong Kong's new Stablecoins Ordinance establishes a rigorous licensing framework for fiat-referenced stablecoins, reshaping digital asset market access.
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