Paul Chan: Over 210 ETPs Currently Listed in Hong Kong, Covering Assets Including Digital Assets
2025/07/06 09:18According to a report by Jinse Finance, Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po published a blog post titled "Expanding New Markets and Developing New Sectors to Drive Growth through Incremental Development," in which he pointed out that the market generally holds an optimistic outlook for the performance of Hong Kong stocks and the IPO market in the second half of the year. Exchange Traded Products (ETPs), which are linked to various types of assets, have become a driving force supporting the liquidity of Hong Kong stocks in recent years. Currently, there are more than 210 ETPs listed in Hong Kong, with underlying assets including equities, fixed income products, commodities, currencies, and even digital assets. In March this year, Hong Kong welcomed Asia's first batch of single-stock Leveraged & Inverse Products, tracking popular U.S. stocks such as Nvidia, Tesla, a certain exchange, and MicroStrategy. These products focus on leveraged single-day price movements, enriching the market ecosystem and providing more short-term trading and hedging tools.
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