Two Tokenized Funds Launch 24-Hour Secondary Trading as Hong Kong Financial Week Kicks Off
Original headline토큰화 펀드 2종, 24시간 2차 거래 시작…홍콩 금융주간 개막
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Hong Kong Fintech Week opened on November 2 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, with organizers from InvestHK expecting over 45,000 participants from 120+ economies, 1,000+ speakers, and 800+ sponsors, exhibitors, and startups through November 6. A key milestone announced at the event: the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC)-authorized virtual asset trading platforms began 24-hour secondary trading of two tokenized public funds, first disclosed on October 26. The event also showcased bank-issued stablecoins and payments routed through existing card networks, though fund trading, digital currency issuance, and distribution/payments are proceeding as separate business lines. The development matters because it moves tokenized funds from primary issuance toward continuous liquidity, a prerequisite for institutional adoption of tokenized assets in Asia's fund hub. What to watch next: whether secondary-market volumes on the SFC-licensed platforms sustain after the event, and whether additional tokenized funds or bank stablecoin pilots receive regulatory approval.
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Hong Kong Financial Technology Week, Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), InvestHK