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11/5（四）
PBOC extends digital yuan to overseas lenders to deepen cro…
Beijing is expanding its central bank-backed digital currency network to offshore institutions, including Hong Kong branches, while banks are also exploring local e-CNY wallets for foreign firms to deepen cross-border integration. “We currently have 30 domestic banks as e-CNY operators. Right now we’re working to extend this capability to offshore banks,” Lu Yuan, deputy head of the People’s Bank of China’s digital currency research institute, said on a panel at Hong Kong’s Fintech Week. “We...
#China digital currency#People’s Bank of China (PBOC)#Fintech#Hong Kong#China#HSBC
南華早報11/3（二）
Yvonne Bajela is bringing $17M in fresh capital to Europe's…
Evertrue Capital announces $17M debut fund to back early stage AI and fintech.
Tokenised gold bar to advance Hong Kong’s digital, metal hu…
Hong Kong’s plan to start an interbank tokenised gold transaction project marks a crucial step in its quest to make itself a key global hub for the strategically important precious metal, according to analysts. The city planned to launch a gold token representing a standard 400-ounce gold bar, referencing HAU, Hong Kong’s ticker for gold prices launched earlier this year, said Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui Ching-yu during the annual Fintech Week event on...
#Andrew Fei#Christopher Hui Ching-yu#Ant Digital Technologies#China Construction Bank (Asia)#Jetco#Alibaba Group Holding
Hong Kong will ‘rethink playbook’, offer stability amid glo…
Hong Kong is rewriting its economic playbook amid intensifying geopolitical tensions and the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI), and is pivoting towards commodity trading, fintech and green finance, the city’s leader has said, while pledging to provide stability for investors. Addressing the annual Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit on Tuesday, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu also said the city’s first five-year plan was a long-term road map that provided market...
Capital.com獲新加坡金管局牌照 東南亞首戰延攬前IG高管Tony Lim
圖／示意圖商傳媒｜方承業／綜合外電報導線上投資交易平台 Capital.com 宣布，旗下新加坡子公司 Capital Com Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. 已獲得新加坡金融管理局（MAS）頒發的資本市場服務（CMS）牌照。這標誌著 Capital.com 在東南亞市場首度取得受監管的業務許可。 根據《Invezz.com》報導，此牌照將允許 Capital.com 在新加坡從事資本市場產品的交易，包括證券及場外（OTC）衍生性金融商品合約。新加坡金融管理局的金融機構名錄亦證實，該實體獲授權處理證券、集體投資計畫及場外衍生性金融商品合約。儘管有部分媒體報導稱該牌照也涵蓋託管服務，但 Capital.com 的官方聲明和新加坡金融管理局的註冊資訊均未將託管列為其受監管活動。 為強化其在新加坡的營運，Capital.com 已任命 Tony Lim 為新加坡子公司的執行長兼執行董事。Tony Lim 在新加坡資本市場擁有超過 30 年的豐富經驗，其中包含在 Ig Asia Pte Ltd. 的新加坡部門服務長達九年。延攬像 Tony Lim 這樣具備業界資深背景的高階主管，將為 Capital.com 帶來寶貴的在地經驗，尤其是在競爭激烈的差價合約（CFD）經紀商領域。 Capital.com 於 2016 年成立，目前已在全球多個司法管轄區持有執照，包括英國、歐盟、中東、非洲及澳洲等地。該公司已在新加坡金融區的萊佛士坊設立辦事處，並將配置本地員工負責合規、營運、客戶服務及行銷等職務。Capital.com 預計將於 2027 年初開始接受新加坡客戶開戶，屆時當地客戶將可享用與 Capital.com 全球平台相同的市場分析、應用程式內說明、圖表工具以及停損訂單等風險控制功能。 該公司也將於 2026 年 11 月 18 日至 20 日期間參與 Singapore FinTech Festival，進一步展示其在金融科技領域的實力與在亞洲市場的拓展決心。
企業防詐新戰線：採用三種以上 AI 工具可攔截九成詐騙
商傳媒｜葉安庭／綜合外電報導根據一份最新報告指出，企業若能採用三種或更多的人工智慧（AI）詐欺偵測工具，將能更有效地在款項流出帳戶前，成功阻擋絕大多數的詐騙嘗試。 由 PYMNTS Intelligence 與 Bottomline Technologies 合作發布的報告「預防為先：建立更智慧的支付詐欺防禦」（Prevention First: Building a Smarter Defense Against Payments Fraud）揭示，強化的詐欺防護措施，必須結合科技與可靠的供應商驗證、支付控制。該報告是基於今年七月對美國 150 位年營收至少 1 億美元企業的財政與財務高層主管進行的調查。 數據顯示，在使用三種或更多 AI 詐欺偵測工具的公司中，有高達 59% 的企業能在損失發生前，成功攔截至少九成的詐騙企圖。相較之下，未使用任何 AI 工具的公司，僅有 32% 能達到相同的防詐水平，兩者之間存在顯著的 27 個百分點差距。此外，在已採用 AI 的受訪者中，有 77% 表示這項技術的表現優於他們以往的方法，凸顯了 AI 在防詐上的潛力。 報告也點出企業在防詐工作上的挑戰。八成九的財務主管認為，供應商驗證是一項中度或重大的負擔；而七成八則表示，調節支付與帳務同樣帶來不小壓力。現行做法上，八成二的企業要求兩人以上核准才能新增供應商或更改銀行資訊，八成的企業則會將支付請求與現有聯絡或銀行資料進行比對。 儘管 AI 防詐效益顯著，部分未使用 AI 的企業仍有顧慮。八成九的非 AI 使用者擔心 AI 工具可能錯誤標記合法支付，另有七成四的受訪者對於在缺乏人工核准的情況下自動化詐欺偵測感到猶豫。然而，面對日益猖獗的 AI 詐欺手法（其中一半的受訪者最常遇到供應商假冒電子郵件），有五成八的非 AI 使用者已在導入或計畫於未來 12 個月內導入 AI 詐欺偵測方案。八成一的公司預計將採用或改進自動化供應商設立檢查，七成五的公司則計畫在支付前加強銀行帳戶驗證，顯示業界對 AI 防詐的重視與發展趨勢。
Crypto industry confronts stark security challenges after U…
Industry leaders at Hong Kong’s Fintech Week are searching for solutions to crypto crime in the wake of Binance’s historic hack, with over US$3 billion in stolen assets still in the hands of alleged North Korean hackers. “You have to be able to treat every end point and every server as a possible place that might be compromised and work on the principle that it might be compromised,” said Tim Way, global head of banking initiatives at digital asset infrastructure firm Fireblocks, during an...
#Fintech#Cryptocurrency#Stablecoins#Cybersecurity#Technology#Blockchain
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商傳媒11/2（一）
How Hong Kong’s fintech strategy is progressing – and where…
Hong Kong has touted rapid progress in the first year of its five-year fintech strategy, pledging to double down on artificial intelligence and tokenisation even as many initiatives face the challenge of achieving commercial scale. Tokenisation, for instance, had moved from the sandbox “into the real world”, said Eddie Yue Wai-man, chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), at the city’s annual FinTech Week conference on Monday. Hong Kong had authorised 17 tokenised public funds...
Banking on innovation for a more connected future
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Hang Seng Bank will bring AI-powered wealth management, digital banking, investment innovation and an interactive table tennis experience to Hong Kong FinTech Week 2026 as it makes its debut with a dedicated exhibition booth at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre on November 2 and 3. Six interactive experiences will showcase innovation across Retail Banking and Wealth Management, Commercial Banking, Markets...
#South China Morning Post#News#Opinion#China#Hong Kong#World
HSBC sees rapid take-up for RedCoin stablecoin, unveils glo…
HSBC said its RedCoin retail stablecoin has attracted 50,000 users since its official launch just over a week ago, as the city’s largest lender remains committed to exploring new technologies in the city. The figures were revealed by HSBC group CEO Georges Elhedery during a panel discussion on the first day of Hong Kong FinTech Week which kicked off on Monday. Elhedery also attributed the quick ramp-up to the “comfortable” regulatory environment that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) had...
#Banking & finance#China#Hong Kong#Middle East#Georges Elhedery#Hang Seng Bank
