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Eddie Yue Wai-man

( 余偉文)

Eddie Yue Wai-man
余偉文
Eddie Yue Wai-man: Appointed Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) in October 2019, he was reappointed for a second term. Having joined the HKMA at its establishment in 1993, his career includes serving as Deputy Chief Executive.
US Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell attends a press conference in Washington on December 10 after the US central bank decided to lower the target range for the federal funds interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point. Photo: Xinhua
Banking & finance

Editorial | Hong Kong must find new growth areas amid uncertain US monetary policy

Divisive US Federal Reserve interest rate cut underscores why the city should not look too much to American interest rate cuts to bolster the economy.

Fintech

Hong Kong reaps the fruits of fintech seeds sown nearly 10 years ago

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Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)

Hong Kong pushes local currency use to shield Asia from global uncertainties

Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)

Hong Kong’s Exchange Fund gains record US$35 billion in first 9 months

The nine-month return surpasses last year’s record of HK$239.1 billion and exceeds the full-year high of HK$264 billion reached in 2017.

Various factors such as central bank monetary policies and the fervour around the artificial intelligence industry were generally positive to the investment environment, says Eddie Yue. Photo: Edmond So
Banking & finance

HKEX invests in HKMA unit, strengthening city’s financial market infrastructure

HKEX to invest US$58.5 million in CMU OmniClear, which operates the Central Moneymarkets Unit that provides services for debt securities.

Banking & finance

Franklin Templeton introduces tokenised money market fund in Hong Kong

The launch marks the first project under the HKMA’s Fintech 2030 strategy, aimed at introducing tokenisation products in the city.

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Fintech

Hong Kong unveils fintech strategy to future-proof the city in AI, tokenisation

More than 40 initiatives will be implemented as part of Fintech 2030 to embed AI in finance and build a tokenisation ecosystem.

HKMA chief executive Eddie Yue speaks at the Hong Kong Fintech Week conference on Monday. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong property

European private equity firm Ardian eyes fresh growth at new Hong Kong office

Ardian’s expansion in Hong Kong reflects robust growth in the city’s private banking and wealth management sectors.

Banking & finance

Exclusive | Property credit quality issues manageable for Hong Kong banks: HKMA’s Eddie Yue

The banking sector next year has more opportunities than challenges, HKMA’s chief executive says.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)

Exclusive | From boardrooms to hiking trails: HKMA courts top bankers with business and leisure

BlackRock’s Larry Fink and General Atlantic’s William Ford will attend the HKMA summit for the first-time.

HKMA chief executive Eddie Yue Wai-man plans to show visiting bankers “the real beauty of Hong Kong” during the summit. Photo: Edmond So
Banking & finance

HSBC, Standard Chartered complete first yuan repo under new scheme

Under the scheme, all overseas institutional investors in the onshore bond market can remit yuan obtained for offshore use.

A view of Standard Chartered Bank and HSBC’s headquarters in Central. Photo: Eugene Lee
Banking & finance

Hong Kong to expand access to US$14 billion yuan facility

New RMB Business Facility aims to promote trade finance and direct investment as city builds offshore-yuan capabilities, HKMA chief says.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)

Hong Kong launches road map to deepen yuan’s role, expand financial market

The road map also places equal emphasis on breaking new ground by developing next-generation electronic trading platforms.

Family offices

Citi’s Asia private bank ramps up hiring as capital inflows drive regional rally

Growing number of wealthy clients want to take advantage of market rallies and alternative investments like hedge funds and private equity.

Horace Yip Chi-ho, the Hong Kong head of Citi Private Bank. Photo: Jelly Tse
Blockchain

Leather goods maker soars 68% after investing in tokenisation start-up

Hong Kong-listed China International Development Corporation acquires a 20% stake in NVT amid enthusiasm over virtual assets.

NVT operates a tokenisation platform for real-world assets. Photo: Shutterstock
Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)

HKMA, HSBC allay fears about Hong Kong’s loan risks amid property glut

Risks associated with commercial real estate loans were manageable, HKMA and HSBC said in separate statements on Wednesday.

Wealth management

Hong Kong’s booming wealth sector to lead hiring and office expansion, HKMA says

Major private banks managed 14 per cent more assets in the first half and hired over 400 bankers in the last two years, HKMA’s Eddie Yue says.

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Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)

Hong Kong’s war chest grows the most in 2 decades on bull market

The Exchange Fund’s first-half return grew 76.6 per cent from the HK$110.1 billion gain last year, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority said.

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A tram is seen at Johnston Road in Wan Chai. Photo: Elson Li
Banking & finance

Editorial | HKMA right to warn against market speculation over stablecoins

With its coming licensing regime, Hong Kong must ensure its first-mover advantage in developing virtual-asset trading reinforces its position as a financial hub.

Banking & finance

Credit-scoring system to speed up loan process, lower costs for businesses: HKMA

Credit-scoring and benchmarking have helped with loan approvals totalling US$5.34 billion for small businesses since 2022.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)

Hong Kong fights carry trade pressure with dollar sales to maintain currency peg

It is the sixth time that the HKMA has intervened in the market to defend the currency peg since June 26.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority logo seen at its offices in IFC Two, Central. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Stablecoins

China’s state-asset watchdog explores role of stablecoins, other digital assets

The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission calls on state-backed firms to study the role of digital assets in trade.

Shanghai, mainland China’s financial hub, is keeping an eye on digital-asset developments, especially the potential role of stablecoins in trade. Photo: Shutterstock
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