Hong Kong's LEAP framework sets clear rules for stablecoins and tokenized assets, signaling a bold push into global digital ...

At age 13, he left Hong Kong to attend boarding school in the UK. “It was before smartphones. I had to solve every problem on my own. That’s when I learned independence.” Mr Law’s parents, both of ...

Hong Kong readies third tokenized bond batch and outlines a new digital asset strategy with stablecoin regulation and incentives for tokenized ETFs.

Hong Kong investors allocate 11 per cent of their portfolios to gold and other precious metals, up from 4 per cent a year ago.

Lord Palmerston's immortal words of a century are in stark contrast to the economic marvel that is Hong Kong today. Hong Kong's development into a prosperous commercial centre began over a century and ...

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Johnny Ng urges public feedback as Hong Kong launches second consultation on digital asset regulation, and custody services.

The Hong Kong government has released its Policy Statement 2.0 on the Development of Digital Assets in the country.

The government is calling for new proposals to test stablecoin applications and make tax concessions for digital asset holdings.

Hong Kong’s latest policy statement introduces stablecoin licensing and tokenized bonds under its LEAP framework, pushing the city’s ambition to become a digital asset leader.