HONG KONG , Dec. 19, Future and Prospects of Hong Kong's International Financial Center" coorganized by the World Financial Forum WFF and the Hong Kong Institute of International Finance and coorganized by Lexin Group and Hengbi Technology was held at the Island ShangriLa Hotel in Hong Kong. More than 20 people, including government officials, heads of financial institutions, experts and scholars, and industry representatives, attended the meeting to discuss topics such as the current situation, challenges and opportunities, future and prospects of Hong Kong as an international financial center, and put forward suggestions and countermeasures on how to consolidate and enhance Hong Kong's status as an international financial center. The meeting was chaired by Feng Xingke, SecretaryGeneral of the World Financial Forum and Director of the BRICS Think Tank.
Zhu Guangyao, former vice minister of the Ministry of Finance of China iceland phone number list and chief advisor to the World Financial Forum and BRICS think tank, said at the seminar that in recent years, despite the changing international situation, Hong Kong's foreign exchange and stock markets have performed steadily in the global financial market, and the foreign exchange market has maintained a slight growth even during the epidemic; the bond market has grown steadily driven by increased demand in the offshore RMB bond market; and the wealth management center remains Hong Kong's highly internationally competitive advantage area. Despite increasing challenges, in recent years, with the strong efforts of the SAR government and support from all parties, the advantages of the innovation ecosystem are being brought into play. International lowcarbon financing transactions are also developing in Hong Kong, which is expected to become a new trading center.