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Crypto-related Risks in Hong Kong’s Financial Services Sector​

The GARP HK Chapter explores cryptocurrency risks. Topics include HK crypto market insights, ETFs, OTC, stablecoins, licensing, and risks in financial adoption.

Crypto-related Risks in Hong Kong’s Financial Services Sector​
Crypto-related Risks in Hong Kong’s Financial Services Sector​

Time & Location

Oct 31, 2024, 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM

HKU iCube, Two Exchange Square, 8 Connaught Pl, Central, Hong Kong

About the event

As we approach Hong Kong Fintech Week, the GARP Hong Kong Chapter for an introduction to the cryptocurrency sector in Hong Kong and looking at it from a risk lens. This session will cover insights into the risks linked to this expanding asset class.


Speakers will delve into the following topics, offering perspectives from both academic and practical angles:


  • An overview of Hong Kong's crypto market compared to other global markets

  • Unique features of ETFs, OTC, stablecoins, and their licensing requirements

  • Major risks related to crypto assets, particularly regarding their broader adoption in the financial services sector, including the emergence of crypto exchanges, retail investor interest, and associated custody and security challenges.


Speakers

Simon Au Yeung

COO, DFX Labs & Co-Founder & Co-Chairperson - HK Section Blockchain Chapter, IEEE


Prof. Jack Poon

Professor, Polytechnic University (PolyU)



Venue:

HKU iCube, 4005-4007, 40/F, Two Exchange Square, Central

Language:

English

Mode:

Face-to-face Sharing



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