NASDAQ-Listed Interactive Brokers To Offer Crypto Trading in Hong Kong
Interactive Brokers, a global brokerage firm with headquarters in the United States, announced the launch of its crypto trading services for institutional clients in Hong Kong on Feb. 14. The crypto trading services were launched in association with OSL Digital Securities, a Securities and Futures Commission-licensed digital asset brokerage and trading platform for professional investors.
DBS Plans To Apply for License To Offer Crypto in HK
DBS Group Holdings Ltd plans to apply for a license to allow it to offer crypto to Hong Kong customers as the Chinese territory pushes to become a hub for digital assets.
Hong Kong Hires Banks for Inaugural Tokenized Green Notes
The government of Hong Kong has mandated banks to arrange a debut offering of tokenized green notes, as the city continues its push into sustainable financing and digital assets.
Huobi To Expand in Hong Kong As It Bets on China
Huobi Global, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, plans to expand its operations in Hong Kong, anticipating that Mainland China will soon follow the city’s recent pro-crypto shift, Huobi chief and digital asset tycoon Justin Sun told Bloomberg TV on Friday.
Crypto Exchange Huobi Eyes Hong Kong Expansion, Next Big Destination China?
As Hong Kong seeks to become the crypto hub for Asia once again while adopting crypto-friendly regulations, crypto exchange Huobi is willing to make a move in its market.
Hong Kong Securities Regulator Adds Crypto Personnel for Industry Supervision
Regulators in Hong Kong are stepping up their game when it comes to monitoring the activities of the crypto industry.
Binance Increasing Its Dominance Amid Hong Kong’s Crypto Hub Plan
The world’s largest crypto exchange Binance teams up with Hong Kong police to fight cybercrime as the city plans to become Asia’s crypto hub. The crypto exchange has been at the forefront of investigating and preventing virtual asset-related crimes.
Hong Kong to Regulate Stablecoins With a Risk-Based Approach
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has announced that it will establish regulatory requirements for stablecoins using a risk-based approach.
Hong Kong to Require Stablecoin Licensing as Early as This Year
Hong Kong is set to demand mandatory licensing for stablecoin issuers and won't allow algorithmic stablecoins, its top financial regulator said on Tuesday. Entities conducting regulated activity in Hong Kong will have to obtain a license to operate stablecoin services.
What Is Happening With China and its Crypto Approach?
China has had a tumultuous relationship with the cryptocurrency sector and the speculation regarding a comeback is growing.
