Aide Financial plans to expand RWA services in response to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission's policy to promote market liquidity

According to reports, Ed Financial Group, a comprehensive financial services institution in Hong Kong, announced that it will actively respond to the policy direction of the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to enhance market liquidity, and plans to further expand real world asset (RWA) related services to promote the integration of virtual assets and traditional financial systems.

A spokesperson for the group said that Ed Financial has already started to participate in the development of related technologies and products, focusing on real estate, bonds and other physical assets with quantifiable value, and conducting structural design and market application through tokenization. In the future, the group plans to launch distribution and market making services covering RWA products to inject new liquidity momentum into Hong Kong's virtual asset market.

RWA (Real World Assets) has rapidly emerged in the global crypto-financial ecosystem in recent years. It refers to the digital expression and transaction of traditional assets through blockchain technology, making them more liquid and programmable. The introduction of such assets is considered to be an important part of bridging virtual assets with the real economy.

Ed Financial said that the group has long been concerned about the development trend of asset digitization and believes that the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region has unique advantages in regulatory framework, market infrastructure and international capital channels, and is suitable for the development of a compliant and efficient RWA product system. At the same time, the Group also supports the policy deployment of the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission in improving market depth and breadth, enhancing liquidity and promoting financial innovation.

Market analysts pointed out that Hong Kong’s recent policy adjustments in the field of virtual assets, such as the launch of spot ETFs, the formulation of a stablecoin licensing system, and the discussion of the regulatory framework for tokenized securities, have created a favorable environment for the development of RWA assets. As a well-known local financial group, Ad Financial’s layout in the RWA track is expected to attract more institutions to pay attention to and participate in this field.