Hong Kong’s stablecoin licensing regime, set to begin on August 1, is drawing significant interest from the region’s ...

Hong Kong’s de-facto central bank bought the city’s dollar again to defend its foreign-exchange peg, as two previous rounds ...

Seven social media platforms and six telecommunications firms commit to stricter checks and enhanced user safety under new ...

Hong Kong’s new stablecoin licensing framework draws strong global interest, with stringent criteria limiting approvals to a ...

Hong Kong new stablecoin law takes effect August 1, limiting licenses, attracting big Chinese firms, boosting secure crypto ...

Hong Kong’s limited-license regime has become a key reference point in regulated stablecoin development and will come into ...

Local currency may stabilise for an extended period when aggregate balance drops to HK$50 billion to HK$60 billion levels.

For instance, in March, PAO Bank, an online-only bank backed by Shenzhen-based conglomerate Ping An Insurance Group, obtained an insurance agency license and partnered with Ping An Insurance Hong Kong ...

Hong Kong is gearing up to launch its stablecoin licensing framework as early as August 2025. Only a limited number of ...

Over 40 firms plan to apply for stablecoin licenses in Hong Kong ahead of new regulations. Only a few are expected to meet the strict approval criteria.

Hong Kong's de facto central bank said on Thursday it bought US$1.2 billion worth of Hong Kong dollars after the local ...

Wild swings have intensified debate about the sustainability of the currency’s peg. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...