Hong Kong Approves 24/7 Trading of Tokenized Public Funds
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In April 2026, Hong Kong introduced a regulatory framework for tokenized public funds, setting out requirements for trading operations, fair pricing, liquidity provision, and investor disclosures. On October 26, 2026, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission approved secondary trading of tokenized public funds on licensed virtual asset trading platforms; two authorized tokenized money market funds began 24/7 trading that day. The SFC said it would monitor trading and consider expanding the range of products in light of market developments and experience.
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Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission approved secondary trading of tokenized public funds on licensed virtual asset trading platforms, with two authorized tokenized money market funds beginning 24/7 trading on October 26. The regulatory framework introduced in April 2026 sets requirements for trading operations, fair pricing, liquidity provision and investor disclosures. The Securities and Futures Commission will monitor trading and consider expanding the product scope based on market developments and experience.
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