香港特区政府：Will make the issuance of tokenized government bonds a regular practice
2025/06/26 05:10Jinse Finance report, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government today released the "Hong Kong Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0". In the declaration, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government stated that it has issued (with a total amount of about 6.8 billion Hong Kong dollars) tokenized green bonds twice, and has proactively demonstrated the benefits of tokenized solutions. Based on this, the government will regularize the issuance of tokenized government bonds, and will explore different currency and maturity arrangements, as well as other innovative options. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government expects that this move will provide the market with stable and high-quality digital bonds, further expand accessibility and attract a broader range of investors. To further leverage the advantages of tokenization, the Hong Kong Treasury and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority will continue to communicate with industry experts to understand opinions from different aspects of the market, including the inclusion of digital currencies to improve transaction efficiency, application scenarios for secondary market transactions, and further expanding investor participation in the local bond market. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government aims to set a global benchmark by being the first to issue tokenized bonds and regularizing their issuance, enhancing market confidence in this technology, while encouraging the public and private sectors to adopt it.
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