Hong Kong Monetary Authority
About Hong Kong Monetary Authority
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority serves as the central banking institution and regulator for the financial services sector in Hong Kong. It manages the exchange fund, maintains monetary stability and oversees the development of the regional fintech ecosystem. Recent coverage has focused on strategic international partnerships, the development of stablecoin regulations and the launch of sandboxes for testing digital asset liquidity and governance.
FF News has published 9 stories featuring Hong Kong Monetary Authority, most recently "HKIB Annual Banking Conference 2026: AI and Tokenisation to Define the Bank of Tomorrow" (25 September 2026).
Latest Hong Kong Monetary Authority news
- HKIB Annual Banking Conference 2026: AI and Tokenisation to Define the Bank of Tomorrow 25 September 2026 FF News
- HashKey Joins DTCC Digital Assets Advisory Group as First Asian Member 4 September 2026 TradeTech Eye
- Ant International and Bettr Join Hong Kong GenA.I. Sandbox++ for AI Liquidity Management 2 September 2026 FF News
- AXA Joins Hong Kong's Cross-Sector GenA.I. Sandbox++ to Test Responsible AI Governance 2 September 2026
- Manulife Hong Kong Selected for GenA.I. Sandbox++ Cohort 1 September 2026
- RFI and Safeheron Launch Post-Quantum Cryptography Pilot for Institutional Digital Assets 24 August 2026 TradeTech Eye
- Anchorpoint Launches Institutional Beta for Regulated HKDAP Stablecoin in Hong Kong 14 August 2026 FF News
- Shacom Bank and Planto Launch AI-Driven Inter-bank Insights for Hong Kong SMEs 22 July 2026 FF News
- HKMA and Central Bank of Türkiye Ink Strategic Fintech Innovation Partnership 3 July 2026 FF News