Hong Kong Monetary Authority plans to optimize capital regulation of crypto assets
2025/09/11 10:05
PANews reported on September 11 that according to Caixin, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued a draft of the new module CRP-1 "Classification of Crypto Assets" of the "Banking Regulatory Policy Manual" to the local banking industry on September 8 for public comment, intending to further clarify the Basel crypto asset capital regulatory standards to be implemented in early 2026, with a focus on reducing the capital requirements for banks holding compliant, unlicensed blockchain crypto assets to promote banks' acceptance of digital assets such as stablecoins.
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