Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is set to introduce virtual asset derivatives trading for professional investors, aiming to enhance product offerings while ensuring robust risk management. This initiative is part of the city’s strategy to strengthen its position in the global digital asset market, according to Christopher Hui Ching-yu, secretary for financial services and the Treasury, as cited by China Daily. The SFC emphasized that the proposed derivatives will facilitate efficient risk transfers, increase liquidity in underlying spot markets, and support experienced investors in hedging and leveraging strategies. Earlier this year, the SFC expanded the range of crypto products available to investors, including permitting staking services and approving licensed trading platforms for such activities. Hui also announced plans for a second policy statement on virtual assets, which will outline future directions to integrate traditional financial services with innovative technologies to foster the development of the crypto market.

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