香港将进一步收紧加密货币监管

币界网Publicado a 2024-08-11Actualizado a 2024-08-11

币界网报道:

香港即将收紧加密货币监管,希望在未来18个月内更上一层楼。这是巩固该市作为全球金融科技中心的更大计划的一部分。

据报道,其目标是创造一个安全、监管良好的环境,不仅保护投资者,而且吸引严肃的加密货币玩家。

香港立法会议员邱大伟在“展望2024”峰会上为我们阐述了这一切。

据他介绍,该市希望引进技术人才,建设新的基础设施,最重要的是,对加密货币行业进行一些严肃的立法监督。

地平线上的新框架

邱承认,虽然这个行业已经发展起来,但还处于早期阶段。用他的话说:

“我们仍处于早期阶段。但我们需要建立一个健全的交易体系,并尽快为稳定币制定立法。”

他所说的很快,是指在今年年底之前。稳定币将在香港成为一种受监管的东西,预计规则将在2025年生效前下降。

政府已经在试水了。沙箱测试正在进行中,邱明确表示,未来一年半将很重要。焦点?加强监管,确保新法律真正发挥作用。

他告诉我们,政府将推动项目团队在该市尝试新的金融产品。

许可、稳定币等

香港已经有了一些东西,比如虚拟资产服务提供商(VASP)的许可制度。

证券及期货事务监察委员会(SFC)是发放这些许可证的机构,这些许可证是管理加密资产所必需的。就在一年前,证监会发放了11个Type 9许可证和至少一个混合许可证。

这些许可证有一个问题——公司必须满足严格的运营和风险管理标准。目标是提振投资者信心,防止市场脱轨。

在稳定币方面,香港金融管理局(金管局)将于2024/25年推出强制性发牌制度。稳定币发行人需要在资本、流动性和风险管理方面达到严格的标准。

金管局希望尽量减少他们对金融体系的风险。然后是代币化。证监会已发出通告,澄清代币化证券如何融入大局。

他们明确表示,这些是数字证券的一个子集,中介机构需要遵守严格的规则。

我们谈论的是风险管理、适当的披露和彻底的尽职调查,以保护投资者。证监会甚至考虑允许零售投资产品的代币化。

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