In a move that would level the playing field for banks in the city, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is said to be updating the Banking Ordinance so that its requirements are aligned with the Securities and Futures Commission’s (SFC) manager-in-charge (MIC) programme. “HKMA wants to align its regulations with the SFC to make sure banks that are only…
HKMA to align its rules with SFC’s manager-in-charge programme, lawyers say
27 July 2017

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority
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