BlockBeats News, June 30th, DBS Bank's expansion in Hong Kong has attracted attention. By the end of 2024, the bank's assets under management exceeded $730 billion. Despite the global financial industry's uncertainty, DBS Bank has taken a contrarian approach in Hong Kong, planning to add 100 wealth management advisors in the next three years and establish a new wealth center. This move signifies DBS Bank's confidence in the Hong Kong market, especially its bet on digital assets and cross-border wealth management. DBS is not only applying for a Hong Kong cryptocurrency service license but also planning to leverage Hong Kong's regulatory advantages to provide customers with a digital asset allocation channel, including stablecoins.
In the global financial landscape, Hong Kong's potential as a "RMB-denominated asset hub on the blockchain" is becoming increasingly evident. Hong Kong's stablecoin and digital asset regulatory policies have provided banks with new opportunities, especially for high-net-worth clients, with stablecoins becoming an ideal tool for cross-border asset allocation.
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