Past Events

At the Chamber’s Financial and Treasury Services Committee meeting on 21 April, members engaged in a timely and insightful discussion on the future of Hong Kong’s gold trading market. The session featured remarks from Mr Julian Ip, Political Assistant to the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, and the Honourable Robert Lee, Legislative Councillor representing the Financial and Treasury Services functional constituency. Their perspectives provided valuable context on policy direction and market developments shaping Hong Kong’s role in the global precious metals sector.

Speakers highlighted evolving market dynamics, including infrastructure considerations for storage, opportunities to enhance Hong Kong’s trading capabilities, and the strategic importance of strengthening the city’s position as a regional hub for bullion and related financial services. Discussions also touched on how regulatory frameworks and market innovation can support the sustainable growth of the sector. The session underscored the importance of continued collaboration between policymakers and industry stakeholders to enhance market competitiveness and reinforce Hong Kong’s standing in the global commodities landscape.