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Hong Kong advances virtual asset advisory and management rulemaking
Hong Kong is advancing legislation to license cryptocurrency advisers and managers under anti-money laundering (AML) rules, with a target of 2026 for implementation. The move aims to regulate virtual asset advisory and management activities to align with global financial standards.
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