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Hong Kong SFC counts 17 tokenised retail products with US$1.3 billion in assets, names tokenised gold ETFs as a possible next secondary-trading pilot and introduces an innovation pathway

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… essential infrastructure to support the next phase of tokenisation. On the money side, we have facilitated international banks in Hong Kong to launch regulated stablecoins and tokenised deposits, which serve as essential instruments for on-chain payments. On the product side, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has allowed tokenised retail products since 2023, bringing the total to 17 now, spanning money market funds, gold products and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with encouraging total assets under management (AUM) of US$1.3 billion. Recently, we also provided guidance to facilitate retail funds to hold and deal in regulated stablecoins and tokenised deposits. This helps integrate tokenised products more closely into the wider Web3 ecosystem. And in terms of market infrastructur …
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  • “On the product side, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has allowed tokenised retail products since 2023, bringing the total to 17 now, spanning money market funds, gold products and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with encouraging total assets under management (AUM) of US$1.3 billion.”
  • “Tokenised gold ETFs may form the next pilot.”
  • “To this end, we are introducing an “innovation pathway” that draws on our existing powers to support responsible innovation.”
  • “Recently, we also provided guidance to facilitate retail funds to hold and deal in regulated stablecoins and tokenised deposits.”
  • “On the money side, we have facilitated international banks in Hong Kong to launch regulated stablecoins and tokenised deposits, which serve as essential instruments for on-chain payments.”

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