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Hong Kong Sees Growth in Credit Card Circulation in Q1 2025
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority reports a significant rise in credit card circulation and transaction value in Q1 2025, reflecting economic trends.
HKMA and PBoC Collaborate on Cross-Boundary Payment System Launch
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the People’s Bank of China have announced the launch of Payment Connect, a cross-boundary payment system set to enhance financial transactions between Hong Kong and Mainland China.
Hong Kong to Reopen 3-Year Government Bonds with HK$1.25 Billion Offer
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announces a tender for reopening 3-year HKD government bonds, offering HK$1.25 billion, set for June 25, 2025.
Hong Kong Monetary Authority to Reopen 5-Year Government Bonds in June 2025
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority will conduct a tender for the re-opening of 5-year HKD Government Bonds on June 25, 2025, offering HK$1.25 billion with an interest rate of 2.70% per annum.
Hong Kong Monetary Authority Alerts Public on Fraudulent Activities
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority warns the public about fraudsters impersonating its staff to issue fake documents, urging vigilance against such scams.
HKMA Issues Urgent Scam Alert Over Fraudulent Banking Websites
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has issued a warning regarding fraudulent websites and phishing scams targeting customers of several banks.
Hong Kong Mortgage Applications Dip in April 2025, HKMA Reports
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority reported a 7.8% decline in mortgage applications for April 2025, with a notable increase in secondary market transactions.
Hong Kong Monetary Authority Alerts Public on Fake Accounts Impersonating Chief Executive
The HKMA warns against fraudulent social media accounts impersonating its Chief Executive, urging public vigilance and reporting the issue to the police.
HKMA and HKUST Collaborate to Enhance Cybersecurity in Hong Kong's Financial Sector
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and HKUST Business School have signed an MoU to advance cybersecurity research, aiming to bolster Hong Kong's financial sector against emerging threats.
HKMA Issues Warning on Fraudulent Standard Chartered Bank Websites
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority alerts the public about fraudulent websites impersonating Standard Chartered Bank, urging vigilance against phishing attempts and providing guidance on safeguarding personal information.

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