HK's central bank subsidy aims to boost digital bond offering

The HKMA has launched a grant scheme of up to HK$2.5m for future digital bond issuances, which is the SAR’s latest move to build its virtual asset ecosystem.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority HKMA will offer eligible digital bond issuances up to HK$2.5 million $320,000 in a subsidy, as the city eyes becoming a regional leader in digital bond issuances.

Published on November 28, the Digital Bond Grant Scheme DBGS started accepting applications on the same day. To qualify for application, a digital bond offering must be issued in Hong Kong on or after October 16, 2024 on a distributed-ledger technology DLT platform offered by a party that has substantial presence in Hong Kong, or by the Central Moneymarkets Unit CMU, the fixed income clearing system by HKMA.

Those meeting the requirements...

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