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HKMA Warns Investors of Fraudulent HSBC and Anchorpoint Stablecoins
HKMA, HSBC, and Anchorpoint Financial have warned users about fake stablecoins circulating under the tickers “HKDAP” and “HSBC.” The regulators clarified that no official tokens have been launched yet and urged users to rely only on authorised channels.
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HSBC Launches Blockchain-Based Tokenised Deposit Service in Hong Kong
HSBC has launched a new tokenised deposit service for Hong Kong-based corporate clients. Singapore-based fintech firm Ant International was the first corporate to use this service that supports real time payments between HSBC Hong Kong wallets throughout the day.
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HSBC's Rainbow Lion Statues In Hong Kong Slammed By Anti-Gay Groups
A pair of lions painted in rainbow stripes displayed outside HSBC's main office in Hong Kong have been slammed by anti-gay groups as activists in the city call for more progress on equal rights.
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HSBC Sorry for Website Pornography Link
Banking giant HSBC apologised for a website blunder on its Hong Kong page which directed unwitting visitors to a pornographic site, reports said today.
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HKMA Warns Investors of Fraudulent HSBC and Anchorpoint Stablecoins
HKMA, HSBC, and Anchorpoint Financial have warned users about fake stablecoins circulating under the tickers “HKDAP” and “HSBC.” The regulators clarified that no official tokens have been launched yet and urged users to rely only on authorised channels.
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HSBC Launches Blockchain-Based Tokenised Deposit Service in Hong Kong
HSBC has launched a new tokenised deposit service for Hong Kong-based corporate clients. Singapore-based fintech firm Ant International was the first corporate to use this service that supports real time payments between HSBC Hong Kong wallets throughout the day.
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HSBC's Rainbow Lion Statues In Hong Kong Slammed By Anti-Gay Groups
A pair of lions painted in rainbow stripes displayed outside HSBC's main office in Hong Kong have been slammed by anti-gay groups as activists in the city call for more progress on equal rights.
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HSBC Sorry for Website Pornography Link
Banking giant HSBC apologised for a website blunder on its Hong Kong page which directed unwitting visitors to a pornographic site, reports said today.
