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HK Insurance Authority Plans to Add New Rules on Crypto Investments by Insurers: Wire
The Hong Kong Insurance Authority is proposing a series of new rules to establish a capital framework for assets including cryptocurrencies and infrastructure, guiding capital flow...
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The Hong Kong Insurance Authority is proposing a series of new rules to establish a capital framework for assets including cryptocurrencies and infrastructure, guiding capital flows toward areas prioritized by the government, according to a report from Bloomberg.

It is understood that the Insurance Authority will implement a 100% risk capital requirement for crypto assets, while stablecoin investments will be subject to the current risk capital requirements linked to stablecoins and fiat currencies in Hong Kong.

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The public consultation on these new rules is expected to last from February to April 2026, after which they will be submitted to the Legislative Council for review.

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