Hong Kong Sells 1.8B in Digital Green Bonds

Hong Kong priced 7.5 billion yuan and 5.5 billion Hong Kong dollar digital green bonds. The offerings fund eligible environmental projects and utilize advanced digital platforms for issuance and clearance.

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Hong Kong sold $1.8 billion equivalent in dual-currency digital green bonds on Monday morning, featuring a 7.5 billion yuan offering and a HK$5.5 billion tranche. The debt issuance marks a push into blockchain-based public debt markets by the territory. The digital notes will fund environmental initiatives under the government's Green Bond Framework.

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