FEG Holdings Partners with PolyU to Boost Fintech Innovation
FEG Holdings Corporation Limited has announced a partnership with a top-tier Hong Kong university, specifically The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU). Under the agreement, PolyU will contribute academic expertise in fintech regulation, AI-driven valuation, and market analytics, while FEG Holdings (through its subsidiary TGG) will provide manpower, technical resources, and financial support. The initial collaboration period is set for two years with a total financial commitment of approximately HK$1.7 million from FEG Holdings. The newly established Joint Centre will focus on research, education, knowledge transfer, and industry engagement, aiming to support FEG Holdings' innovation capacity and explore global digital asset use cases in trade finance, supply chain finance, and asset securitisation.
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