Tag: hong kong monetary authority

The idea is to harness the HKMA's Commercial Data Interchange to help improve access for SMEs to trade finance.

The partners have achieved a market first for Hong Kong’s treasury landscape.

Experts share insights around the value potential of a digital currency, following the HKMA’s publication of an initial report on the pilot.

*HKMA answers KYC quandary *Safe encourages electronic documentation in FX receipt/payment *FATF assessment of Singapore shows ‘strong’ AML framework *Malaysia sets financial dispute resolution board

The exorbitant cost of living and rent in Hong Kong are a bane for corporates and employees, says Gordon French, APAC head of global banking and markets for HSBC.

The Hong Kong government is taking nothing for granted in its quest to house corporate treasury centres ahead of regional rivals.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority is making cybersecurity defence a mandatory rule for banks to implement. But where’s the mandatory rule for firms? Maybe treasurers should establish one.

Regulatory roundup: China proposes cap on online payments; Taiwan banks allowed to issue foreign currency negotiable CDs; HKMA fines State Bank of India

Regulatory roundup: Taiwan approves new FX businesses; China grants banks leeway for debt rollover; FASB defers revenue recognition standard