The Hong Kong Monetary Authority will hold two banking regulatory meetings later this month to discuss topics such as the future of cryptocurrencies

ChainCatcher news, according to the Hong Kong Radio website, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority will hold two major high-level meetings in late March, inviting representatives from central banks and regulatory agencies. These include the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) meeting in Hong Kong from March 22 to 23, and a seminar co-hosted with the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) in Hong Kong on March 24.

The President of the Monetary Authority, Eddie Yue, introduced that the seminar "Banking Regulation in the Era of Innovation" co-hosted with the BIS is the first international conference in the financial regulatory sector since Hong Kong's return to normalcy. It will invite over 100 leaders from central banks, regulatory agencies, and financial institutions to discuss forward-looking topics related to the banking industry, including how regulators and banks respond to the rapidly changing financial environment, the future development of cryptocurrencies, and more. (Source link)