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Hong Kong’s push to establish a tokenised financial system is poised to attract more companies to set up treasury centres in the city, which would give investors broader options while reducing transaction costs, according to market players. Both corporations and individuals stood to benefit from increased tokenisation of money and assets, which could make financial services faster and more efficient and accessible, said representatives from Standard Chartered, China Asset Management (Hong Kong)… Source link India News Rabri Devi Asked To Vacate 10… Sebi mulls simplifying paperwork,… Dutch bank ABN Amro to cut 5,200… Bangladeshi national booked in… Stock Market…