Xu Zhengyu: Hong Kong has successfully issued a total of 220 billion yuan in government green bonds, including tokenization and other forms
Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said during his visit to Zurich, Switzerland that Hong Kong will consult the industry on adding eligible transaction types for tax concessions for funds and single-family offices, including emissions derivatives/emissions quotas, insurance-linked securities, loans and private credit investments, virtual assets, etc. He also stated that the Hong Kong government has successfully issued a total of HKD 220 billion in government green bonds, including various forms such as retail, institutional, and tokenized bonds.
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