Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan: Blockchain technology and artificial intelligence are driving the rapid development of digital financial services
According to ChainCatcher, citing a press release from the Hong Kong government, Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po stated at the APEC Finance Ministers' Meeting that blockchain technology and artificial intelligence are driving the rapid development of digital financial services. These technologies not only improve efficiency and reduce costs, but also help promote financial inclusion.
Against the backdrop of the increasingly widespread application of digital assets and artificial intelligence in financial services, economies should pay attention to whether such innovations are responsible and sustainable, including taking into account investor interests and financial stability. Hong Kong is actively participating in cross-border cooperation and policy dialogue in digital finance and is willing to deepen cooperation with regional partners in related fields.
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