Hong Kong Debt Instrument Central Clearing System plans to establish a digital asset platform

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ME News, May 1 (UTC+8). The Hong Kong Monetary Authority released a briefing document to the Legislative Council’s Financial Affairs Committee, disclosing that the Hong Kong Debt Instruments Central Clearing System is planning to build a digital asset platform. It is reported that Swift Clearing Settlement Plan of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s subsidiary that operates the Debt Instruments Central Clearing System (CMU) plans to establish the platform within 2026, supporting the issuance and settlement of digital bonds, and gradually expanding to other digital assets, as well as connecting to other tokenization platforms in the region. In addition, the Debt Instruments Central Clearing System also plans to launch a new platform in 2027 to enhance system processing capacity and provide more comprehensive collateral management and liquidity management. (Source: PANews)

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