香港证监会与阿联酋资本市场管理局签订谅解备忘录 加强数字资产相关事宜的跨境监管合作

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and the Capital Market Authority of the United Arab Emirates (CMA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance cross-border regulatory cooperation on digital assets, marking the first agreement of its kind between the SFC and an overseas regulatory body [1] Group 1: Regulatory Cooperation - The MoU establishes a framework for enhanced regulatory cooperation, including mutual consultation and information exchange regarding regulated digital asset entities [1] - The agreement reflects the SFC's commitment to promoting international cooperation under its ASPIRe roadmap [1][2] - Both regulatory bodies aim to implement more effective regulation in cross-border markets while maintaining market integrity and enhancing investor protection [2] Group 2: Industry Development - The SFC and CMA held a roundtable meeting to discuss the development of the digital asset ecosystem, inviting senior industry representatives to share insights [1][2] - The MoU supports the sustainable development of a vibrant and secure digital asset ecosystem in both Hong Kong and the UAE [2] - The SFC and CMA also organized a high-level roundtable to strengthen ties in asset management, following a previous MoU on mutual fund recognition signed in September 2025 [3]