The Hong Kong Stock Exchange releases a consultation document on shortening the settlement cycle for the Hong Kong stock spot market

ME News message: On April 17 (UTC+8), the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited published today a consultation document regarding shortening the settlement cycle for the Hong Kong stock spot market (“Consultation Document”). The proposed operating model would shorten the settlement cycle for the Hong Kong stock spot market from the current T+2 to T+1, and the company is seeking market feedback on the proposal. (Jinshi) (Source: ODAILY)
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MoonlightTake-ProfitLine
· 11h ago
Retail investors are ecstatic, capital turnover doubles, and the IPO strategy is about to change.
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NeonVortexInTheSmog
· 15h ago
Will the efficiency of Hong Kong Stock Connect funds improve after T+1, and will the pace of northbound capital flowing southward change?
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GateUser-2100b43b
· 18h ago
Hong Kong stocks' T+1 settlement finally arrives, improving liquidity efficiency and being more friendly to retail investors.
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GateUser-d2929483
· 18h ago
With Hong Kong's recent follow-up to the US stock market's rhythm, should Web3 assets also synchronize?
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GateUser-e130bc45
· 18h ago
Switching from T+2 to T+1, aligning with international standards, is a good thing. Looking forward to the detailed rules being implemented.
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NonceWhisperer
· 18h ago
Shortening the settlement cycle means reduced risk exposure, and institutional costs will decrease.
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On-ChainNightSecurityGuard
· 18h ago
Shortening the settlement cycle increases capital utilization, but puts significant pressure on brokerage systems.
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