Alder becomes the longest-serving CEO of the commission. Alder’s 11-year term accounts for a third of the commission’s 33-year existence. Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) CEO Ashley Alder, who has served in that role since 2011, is resigning in January 2023 to join the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Chinese celebrities enter the NFT world to increase fans engagement. A veteran singer Hins Cheung joined the NFT frenzy. Singers A Duo and Gao Jiafeng, also joined the trend and issues NFTs. Nowadays, the world was filled with technologies and new ideas. In this trendy world majority of the people
NFTs address shared and duplicated digital work. Jacky Tsai, a Shanghai-based artist, designed a floral skull symbol in 2008. NFT initiatives continue to explode in Hong Kong, celebrities join artists in supporting a technology altering how digital art and now movies, purchased and sold. Furthermore, NFTs address shared and duplicated
Crypto scamming is the recent talk of the town which targets a large number of users and finds ways to rob the life savings of people. Notably, Crypto frauds have taken a quantum leap in recent months. Importantly, the Hong Kong Authorities caught 19 international frauds involved in a major
Despite plenty of allegations and criminal charges put forth by many crypto-regulated nations all over the world, Binance now starts a new strategy by withdrawing itself from those countries. Upon such countries, last week Binance announced its shutting down in Italy, Germany, and the Netherlands. Adding to the list, now
Money laundering is nothing new and in recent years money laundering through digital currencies has been the new trend. Accordingly, Hong Kong customs have arrested about 4 persons for money laundering through cryptocurrencies. Operation Coin Breaker A group of about four persons were arrested by the Hong Kong customs for
Crypto Exchanges in Hong Kong will allow services to only professional investors. FSTB has been consulting on proposed changes to the current “opt in” system. Investors must hold portfolios worth HK $8M to qualify for professional investor status. Hong Kong-based crypto exchanges have to obtain licenses from the territory’s markets
