Hong Kong SFC approves secondary trading of tokenized ChinaAMC funds

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong has authorized secondary market trading for tokenized public funds, marking its first such approval as of October 26, 2026. Two money market funds managed by ChinaAMC, one of China’s leading asset managers, are now available for trading on the licensed platform PantherTrade, offering investors new flexibility in the management of their assets. The SFC expanded its tokenization guidelines on April 20, 2026. This move extended previous rules beyond primary subscriptions and redemptions, with the updated framework drawing inspiration from the regulations covering exchange-traded funds (ETFs). King & Wood Mallesons, a law firm active in Hong Kong’s financial sector, noted the regulatory evolution provides greater clarity for asset managers launching blockchain-based financial products.

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