The Hong Kong Digital Asset Listing Association was established today, with 49 institutional members becoming founding members.
BlockBeats News, August 27th, the Hong Kong Virtual Asset Listing Association (HKVALA) held its inaugural conference today at West Kowloon, Hong Kong. Hong Kong government officials and Legislative Council members attended and delivered speeches. Jing North, representing a FinTech company in the A-share market, attended and was appointed as the association's vice chairman unit. Kong Jianping, the founder of Nano Labs, was appointed as the association's honorary chairman.
The establishment of the Hong Kong Virtual Asset Listing Association is in response to Hong Kong's recently released "Hong Kong Virtual Asset Development Policy Manifesto 2.0" and the effective "Stablecoin Regulations." The association aims to bring together listed companies in the digital asset field, licensed financial institutions, blockchain technology providers, etc., to jointly promote industry consensus, deepen government-enterprise cooperation, and strive to build a stablecoin regulatory innovation practice hub and an institutional-level digital financial infrastructure strategic platform.
Association members include: China New Economy Investment (00080.HK), China Overseas Development Holdings (00264.HK), Nationz Technologies (00290.HK), Yunfeng Financial Group (00376.HK), Boyaa Interactive International (00434.HK), Viva Biotech Holdings (00856.HK), OSL Group Holdings (00863.HK), Walnut Capital (00905.HK), Hua Ke Smart Capital (01140.HK), Kinergy Corporation (01328.HK), Shuntai Holdings (01335.HK), EuroEyes International (01499.HK), Newborn Town (01611.HK), Daishin Holdings (01709.HK), Henyep Group Holdings (01723.HK), HKE Holdings (01726.HK), Central China Energy (01735.HK), Rapid Nutrition (01808.HK), Huaxing Capital Holdings (01911.HK), American MedTech (01931.HK), and 49 other institutional units.
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