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Shareholders to Inject Over RMB 10 Billion in Two Rounds Within the Year: The Capital Calculus Behind HSBC Life's Fifth Capital Increase
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Express News | Will the second batch of stablecoin licenses be issued around National Day? Hong Kong Monetary Authority: No comment on market rumors; maintains an open yet cautious stance
August 6 news – Recent market reports suggest that as the first batch of stablecoin issuers advances testing and business preparations, Hong Kong’s stablecoin issuance could accelerate further, with a possibility that licenses for a second batch of stablecoin issuers may be granted around National Day. In response to these market rumors, a spokesperson for the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) replied today to a Caixin reporter, stating that the HKMA does not comment on market speculation. However, regarding whether additional stablecoin issuer licenses will be granted and the timing thereof, the HKMA maintains an open yet cautious attitude and currently has no definitive inclination. The spokesperson added that the HKMA’s current priority is to support the two licensed stablecoin issuers in their business preparations and, following their successful issuance of compliant stablecoins, to monitor the implementation of relevant use cases, operational effectiveness, and market responses. Any future decision on granting additional licenses will require comprehensive consideration of multiple factors, including whether applications meet licensing requirements, market demand for stablecoins, real-world usage scenarios, and international developments and regulatory discussions.
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