Paul Chan: Hong Kong Monetary Authority announces "Fintech 2030" strategy, focusing on four key areas: data and payment infrastructure, AI, technological resilience, and financial tokenization
BlockBeats News, November 9, Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po published a blog post titled "Mutual Promotion of Finance and Innovation & Technology," pointing out that during this week's Hong Kong FinTech Week event, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced the "FinTech 2030" strategy. This strategy focuses on four major areas: data and payment infrastructure, artificial intelligence, technological resilience, and financial tokenization, proposing more than 40 specific measures with the goal of developing Hong Kong into a robust, resilient, and forward-looking international fintech hub. Over the past year, the two major innovation and technology flagships in Hong Kong—Hong Kong Science Park and Cyberport—have seen their startups raise a total of approximately HKD 6 billion.
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