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Hong Kong Monetary Authority Grants Banking Licences to GIL and KGIB

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Iris Coleman
Oct 31, 2024 20:12

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has granted banking licences to Guanyin International Limited and KGI Bank Co., Ltd., increasing the total number of licensed banks in Hong Kong to 151.





The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has announced the issuance of new banking licences to Guanyin International Limited (GIL) and KGI Bank Co., Ltd. (KGIB), according to an official statement from the authority. This development, effective as of October 31, 2024, marks a significant expansion in the region’s banking sector.

Details of the New Licensees

Guanyin International Limited, a Hong Kong-incorporated entity, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bank of Dongguan Co., Ltd. Meanwhile, KGI Bank Co., Ltd. is based in Taiwan, China. These licences were granted under the Banking Ordinance, which governs the operation of banks in Hong Kong.

Impact on Hong Kong’s Banking Landscape

With the addition of these two banking institutions, the total number of licensed banks in Hong Kong has risen to 151. This move is seen as a strategic effort by the HKMA to enhance the diversity and competitiveness of the banking sector in the region. The inclusion of GIL and KGIB is expected to bring more financial services options to consumers and businesses alike.

Broader Implications

This development comes at a time when Hong Kong continues to strengthen its position as a global financial hub. The entry of new players like GIL and KGIB could potentially introduce innovative banking solutions and stimulate economic growth. It also reflects the HKMA’s commitment to maintaining a robust regulatory framework that supports a dynamic financial environment.

For further information, you can visit the official announcement by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.

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