Christopher Hui: The Next Step for Hong Kong’s Financial Asset Tokenization May Extend to ETFs
According to a report by Jinse Finance, Christopher Hui, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of Hong Kong, stated in an interview with i-Cable News' "Financial Wisdom．Business Transmission" that the Digital Asset Development Policy Statement 2.0 has already proposed promoting the tokenization of financial assets. At present, Hong Kong has experience in issuing tokenized green bonds, and the next step is to extend this to exchange-traded funds (ETFs). He believes that the use of tokens for transactions in commodities such as metals is also worth exploring.
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