Hong Kong's Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Hui Ching-yu, announced that the city's tokenization efforts are transitioning from the experimental stage to implementation. The territory currently hosts over 1,400 fintech companies, including eight virtual banks, four virtual insurance firms, and twelve licensed virtual asset trading platforms.
The Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) is set to launch a tokenized warehouse receipt financing pilot scheme next year. The initiative will collaborate with designated banks using distributed ledger technology to facilitate commodity warehouse receipts as collateral. Additionally, HKEX is developing a multi-asset tokenization platform that incorporates commodity warehouse receipts from approved warehouses.
Hong Kong Moves Tokenization from Experiment to Implementation with HKEX Pilot Launching Next Year
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