HKMA 香港金融管理局

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) serves as Hong Kong's central banking institution, dedicated to maintaining monetary and banking stability within the region. Governed by a strong regulatory framework, the HKMA oversees monetary policy, banking regulation, and financial market infrastructure, ensuring a robust financial environment conducive to economic growth.

The HKMA’s portfolio includes a variety of financial services and consumer education tools. It manages the Currency Reserves, operates the Money Linked Exchange Rate System, and facilitates banking services such as account maintenance, loans, and credit cards. Additionally, it is at the forefront of initiatives promoting digital finance, including the Faster Payment System (FPS) and the development of e-wallets.

Engaged in significant research and policy guidance, the HKMA regularly publishes statistical reports, sustainability documents, and regulatory guidelines to inform stakeholders. Its commitment to financial education extends to the community through public outreach programs, ensuring consumers are well-equipped to make informed financial decisions.