Technology Strategy Moves Below the Surface China’s technology strategy is increasingly focused on what sits beneath visible applications rather than what appears on screens. Financial infrastructure has emerged as a central pillar because it supports how capital moves, how markets coordinate, and how
China’s fintech sector is moving into a new stage defined by order, coordination, and long term stability. After years of fast expansion driven by mobile payments, online credit, and platform based financial services, the emphasis is no longer on speed alone. Instead, policymakers
Asia’s cities are expanding at a pace unmatched in human history. By 2030, more than 55 percent of the region’s population will live in urban areas, adding pressure to transport networks, power grids, water systems, and municipal budgets. Yet while skylines rise and
Hong Kong’s evolving fintech landscape and its deep connections with mainland China are reinforcing the city’s role as a preferred base for global and Chinese banks, according to senior monetary officials. Eddie Yue Wai man, chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority,
A global gathering focused on shared understanding The 2025 International Forum on Mutual Learning among Civilizations opened in grand fashion on December sixteen in Macao, bringing together scholars officials and cultural figures from around the world. Held at the Grand Ballroom of the
Financial technology could play a decisive role in pushing Hong Kong to the next level as Asia’s leading financial centre, according to Tim Gokey, chief executive of US based fintech firm Broadridge Financial Solutions. He said wider adoption of advanced technology platforms can
Financial technology is reshaping how people save, invest, and manage money at an unprecedented pace. From cryptocurrency trading to app based investing platforms, access to sophisticated financial tools is now only a few taps away. Yet this rapid innovation has exposed a growing
European digital banking firm Revolut is planning to establish operations in Hong Kong, signalling growing international interest in the city’s financial technology sector. The move follows meetings between Revolut executives and Hong Kong’s financial leadership in London, where the city was actively promoting
Hong Kong has taken a major step in financial innovation by issuing a record HK ten billion dollar tokenised green bond, the largest digital bond offering of its kind anywhere in the world. The landmark issuance highlights how the city is using financial
China’s flagship initiative pivots from ports and railways to digital highways. From Steel to Silicon When China launched the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in 2013, the focus was clear: ports, railways, and power plants. A decade later, BRI is evolving into what
