Hong Kong extends digital bond ambitions


The government priced the equivalent of US$1.3bil of the notes in US dollars, Hong Kong dollars, euros and offshore yuan. — Bloomberg

HONG KONG: Hong Kong has sold a new set of “digitally native” green bonds denominated in four currencies, intensifying the city’s drive to become a global hub for digital assets.

The government priced the equivalent of US$1.3bil of the notes in US dollars, Hong Kong dollars, euros and offshore yuan, according to sources.

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