HKMA co-hosts 2025 Green Fintech Symposium and announces results of 2025 Green Fintech Competition. Symposium attracts 500+ participants and focuses on green fintech solutions. Mr. Eddie Yue highlights importance of innovation in sustainability. Competition received over 140 entries, a 60% increase from 2023.
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The 2025 Green Fintech Symposium, jointly hosted by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority ("HKMA") and the Hong Kong Institute of Bankers, was held on 12 September, supported by notable organizations such as the Institute of Sustainability and Technology, Hong Kong Cyberport Management Company Limited, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation, and Invest Hong Kong.
With nearly 500 participants comprising banks, investment firms, corporates, technology firms, regulatory authorities, and academia, the Symposium addressed the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in green fintech, particularly the role of artificial intelligence and big data.
In his opening remarks, Mr. Eddie Yue, Chief Executive of the HKMA, underscored the critical role of innovation in sustainability and emphasized the need for collaboration across finance, technology, regulation, and business sectors to tackle global climate change.
The Symposium featured expert panel discussions and fireside chats involving stakeholders from the financial, technology, and public sectors, aiming to explore green fintech solutions and their contribution to Asia's low-carbon transition.
The event culminated with the announcement of the 2025 Green Fintech Competition results. This year saw over 140 entries from 26 jurisdictions, a 60% increase from the inaugural event in 2023. The winners presented their innovative solutions and engaged with key players in Hong Kong's green and sustainable finance ecosystem.
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