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The SFC and its Canadian colleagues agreed to collaborate on a fintech framework. The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has agreed to establish a financial technology (fintech) cooperation framework with eight members of the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA). Under the terms of the agreement, the SFC and CSA will share information and make referrals in their respective innovation functions. SFC CEO Ashley Alder remarked, “This agreement underscores the SFC’s continued focus on increasing regulatory collaboration with its peers and supporting financial services innovation.” Ontario Securities Commission, Autorite des marches financiers (Quebec), British Columbia Securities Commission, Alberta Securities Commission, Financial and Consumer Affairs Authorities of Saskatchewan, Manitoba Securities Commission, Financial and Consumer Services Commission (New Brunswick), and Nova Scotia Securities Commission are among the CSA members who have signed the agreement. The signing of this partnership comes after the SFC’s Fintech Contact Point and the CSA’s Regulatory Sandbox were both launched in March 2016 and February 2017. Get Hong Kong Business sent straight to your inbox. Your e-mail address is required. Since you’ve arrived, there are a variety of ways you may collaborate with us to promote your business and interact with your customers. Our team can assist you in planning and executing a print and digital advertising campaign, as well as on our website and in print magazines. We can also host a live or virtual event for you, bringing in thought leaders and industry leaders who could be possible partners. We also conduct certain awards programs that allow you to be acknowledged for your accomplishments throughout the year, and you can participate or sponsor them. Allow us to assist you in moving your business forward with the support of a good collaboration! I’d like to obtain a copy of the media kit. Adele Yim, a co-writer and partner at Mazars in Hong Kong, has been added to the list of judges for the Hong Kong Business Awards in 2021. The COVID-19, according to Mazars’ Partner and Head of Risk Advisory Services in Hong Kong, has altered work behaviors and expedited the implementation of automation./nRead More

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