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Hong Kong Monetary Authority: Press ReleasesAI Score2222
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced the tender results for three Exchange Fund Bills (EF Bills) on October 20, 2026, namely issues Q2642, H2671, and Y2696, with key tender data including allocated amounts, accepted yields, and pro-rata allotment ratios disclosed. It also announced that tenders for Exchange Fund Bills of issues Q2643 and H2671 will be held on October 27, 2026, with a total planned issuance amount of HK$80,782 million.
The HKMA launched the "ART" framework on October 15, centered on the core principles of Accountability, Resilience, and Trust, to support the banking sector in responsibly adopting artificial intelligence. The framework includes the release of the latest regulatory guidelines on responsible AI adoption, the joint establishment of an AI training data sharing platform, and the advancement of agentic AI application testing. Concurrently, the HKMA and Cyberport co-hosted a two-day "Finance + AI Forum," marking the successful completion of the second phase of the Generative AI Sandbox technical testing.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, on behalf of the Hong Kong SAR Government, announced that it will conduct a tender for 2-year RMB institutional government bonds via tap issuance of existing 3-year government bonds (issue number 03GB2807001) on October 22, 2026. The tender size is RMB 750 million, with a settlement date of October 26, 2026.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority released the Exchange Fund Analytical Account as of end-September 2026. During the month, the Exchange Fund’s external assets decreased by HK$76.7 billion to HK$3,576.0 billion, the monetary base was HK$2,090.2 billion, claims on the private sector in Hong Kong were HK$473.0 billion, and external liabilities were HK$135.3 billion. The account is released in accordance with the IMF’s Special Data Dissemination Standard, and the release schedule for the full year 2027 has also been announced.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) announced on October 14 the official launch of the Chongqing-Hong Kong Cross-Border Data Verification Platform (CQ-HK DVP), jointly promoted by the HKMA and relevant Chongqing authorities. Leveraging blockchain technology and hash-based data encoding, the platform enables verification of customer-submitted data without cross-border transmission or storage of original documents. Initially focused on cross-border financial scenarios, it supports verification of northbound and southbound data flows for banks in Chongqing and Hong Kong, serving a range of banking services such as account opening and loan applications for customers in both regions.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, on behalf of the Hong Kong SAR Government, announced that it will hold a top-up tender for 10-year HK-dollar government agency bonds on October 21, 2026. The underlying security is the existing bond with code 10GB3507001, with an issuance size of HK$1.25 billion and settlement on October 22, 2026. The bond carries a coupon of 3.17%, payable semi-annually, and matures on July 24, 2035. The tender is open only to designated primary dealers under the Government Bond Programme, with a minimum bid amount in multiples of HK$50,000.
On behalf of the HKSAR Government, the HKMA announced that it will hold a tender for 3-year HKD institutional government bonds on October 21, 2026, through a tapering issuance of existing 5-year government bonds (issue number 05GB2912001, stock code 4284), with settlement on October 22, 2026. The tender size is HKD 750 million, with a coupon rate of 3.23% per annum, payable semi-annually, and a maturity date of December 5, 2029. The tender is open only to designated primary dealers under the Infrastructure Bonds Program, with a minimum tender amount of HKD 50,000 or multiples thereof.
The HKMA has announced the results of the October 13 tender for two issues of Exchange Fund Bills. Issue Q2641 received HK$205.533 billion in tenders, with HK$71.151 billion allotted at an average accepted yield of 2.82%; Issue H2670 received HK$64.930 billion in tenders, with HK$19.0 billion allotted at an average accepted yield of 3.15%. A tender for three issues of Exchange Fund Bills will be held on October 20, with a total planned issuance of HK$84.147 billion.
HKEX, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) and Nasdaq Dubai jointly announced the establishment of a strategic working group to deepen financial market connectivity between Hong Kong and the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
