Director of Invest Hong Kong: There are currently quasi-stable currency operators negotiating to settle in Hong Kong
Odaily News According to the Hong Kong Economic Journal, Liu Kaixuan, Director of Invest Hong Kong, said that a quasi-stablecoin operator is currently negotiating with its financial team about the opportunity to settle in Hong Kong. It is expected that relevant companies will be established soon after the Stablecoin Ordinance takes effect next month. Liu Kaixuan said that in the past two and a half years, 630 mainland companies have settled in Hong Kong, accounting for about 48%; due to national policies to support companies to go overseas, Hong Kong will become a springboard, and it is believed that mainland companies will still account for a certain proportion of companies settling in Hong Kong in the future.
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