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HSBC Group CEO Noel Quinn: HSBC has launched tokenized deposits for Hong Kong clients

HSBC Group CEO Noel Quinn: HSBC has launched tokenized deposits for Hong Kong clients

金色财经金色财经2025/11/04 02:52
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Jinse Finance reported that HSBC Group CEO Noel Quinn stated at the 2025 International Financial Leaders Investment Summit that missing out on the application of disruptive technologies would be a major risk. For example, blockchain technology represents a significant opportunity, and HSBC has already launched tokenized deposits for its customers in Hong Kong. At the same time, HSBC is also participating in virtual currency projects. (Shanghai Securities News)

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