Digital assets strengthen traditional financial companies in Hong Kong, according to the finance minister

Digital Assets und ihre Auswirkungen auf traditionelle Finanzunternehmen in Hongkong In einem Gespräch mit Finanzvertretern hat der Finanzsekretär von Hongkong, Paul Chan, betont, dass digitale Vermögenswerte (Digital Assets) eine entscheidende Rolle bei der Stärkung traditioneller Finanzunternehmen (TradFi) spielen können. Diese Entwicklung ist besonders relevant für Hongkong, das sich als eines der führenden Finanzzentren in Asien …
Digital Assets and their effects on traditional financial companies in Hong Kong In a conversation with financial representatives, the financial secretary of Hong Kong, Paul Chan, emphasized that digital assets (digital assets) can play a crucial role in strengthening traditional financial companies (tradfi). This development is particularly relevant for Hong Kong, which is one of the leading financial centers in Asia ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

Digital assets strengthen traditional financial companies in Hong Kong, according to the finance minister

Digital Assets and their effects on traditional financial companies in Hong Kong

In a conversation with financial representatives, the financial secretary of Hong Kong, Paul Chan, emphasized that digital assets (digital assets) can play a crucial role in strengthening traditional financial companies (Tradfi). This development is particularly relevant for Hong Kong, which has established itself as one of the leading financial centers in Asia.

Chan pointed out that the integration of digital assets into existing business models not only opens up new business opportunities, but can also increase the efficiency and transparency of financial services. In view of the increasing acceptance of cryptocurrencies and other digital assets, it is essential for traditional financial institutions to deal with this development and develop innovative solutions.

The government of Hong Kong actively supports the introduction and regulation of digital assets in order to create a favorable environment for innovation and growth. In this context, training and information programs are intended for companies to help them better understand the opportunities and challenges associated with digital assets.

The statement by Chan shows that the connection between digital assets and the traditional financial world is not only a short -lived development, but rather could be a long -term trend that could fundamentally change the way financial services are offered. It remains to be seen how fast and to what extent the financial companies in Hong Kong will accept these changes, but the signs indicate that the future of traditional finances will be increasingly digital.