Crypto Firms in Hong Kong Get Boost as Regulators Host Meeting with Bankers
Hong Kong officials plan to host a meeting between crypto companies and bankers in an attempt to ease financing for the sector as the city pushes toward becoming a global crypto hub. The meeting, scheduled for April 28 a...
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The meeting, scheduled for April 28 at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, is intended to “facilitate direct dialog” between the two sides and “share practical experiences and perspectives in opening and maintaining bank accounts,” Bloomberg reported Tuesday....
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