In the quarter to September, the GDP of China grew 4.9%, the lowest for a year, while the post-pandemic recovery loses steam and Evergrande problems persist. Owing to power outages, ...
The Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) development in Hong Kong reached a milestone after the monetary authority successfully introduced its Whitepaper document. Following an extensive collaboration with the BIS Innovation ...
In its property management business, China’s Evergrande real estate firm will sell a majority stake for more than $5 billion, a deal which would be the largest asset sale yet ...
Fraction is an entirely owned subsidiary of the Hong Kong-based fintech firm Fraction Group. The company has received a license enabling it to list and trade tokens for fractional ownership ...
One property landlord in Hong Kong, Hongkong Land, has reportedly leased out commercial office space to a crypto asset company called HashKey Group after clarity was established around crypto regulations. ...
The Global Shipping Business Network (GSBN), a Hong Kong-based non-profit consortium, has successfully launched a new blockchain-based platform that could potentially track nearly one-third of shipping containers across the globe. ...
The United States has positioned itself as the ‘most crypto ready country in the entire world despite not having a definite regulatory framework on cryptocurrencies. The study took into account ...
On June 8, reports emerged that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has unveiled its “Fintech 2025” strategy. Interestingly, retail and wholesale central bank digital currencies (CBDC) have been included ...
The latest reports from Reuters and Bloomberg indicate that China’s photo retouching app listed in Hong Kong, Meitu, has acquired $40 million worth of Ethereum and Bitcoin cryptocurrencies. After the ...
Hong Kong-based diversified group of companies Emperor Group recently announced the launch of a new forex brokerage unit licensed in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The company already operates two ...
