Hong Kong's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau announced that Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui led a delegation to Shenzhen for the fourth meeting of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Financial Co-operation Committee, where officials reviewed recent financial market developments, existing co-operation initiatives and proposals to deepen the development of a shared market between the two cities. The meeting highlighted ongoing work on fintech ecosystem integration, support for Shenzhen companies listing in Hong Kong, and co-operation in the regional gold ecosystem and green finance. It also pointed to the continued operation of Stock Connect, Bond Connect and Wealth Management Connect, alongside additional cross-boundary financial services aimed at public use. Hui called for closer alignment of financial regulations and mechanisms, greater use of finance to support the real economy and technology sectors, and joint support for Mainland enterprises expanding overseas. Shenzhen's side said future priorities would include technology finance, stronger connectivity, fintech development, outbound support for enterprises, expanded wealth management and financial risk controls.
Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau (Hong Kong)2026-05-27
Hong Kong Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau co chairs fourth Shenzhen Hong Kong Financial Co operation Committee meeting on market integration and cross boundary finance
The Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau reported that Secretary Christopher Hui led a delegation to Shenzhen for the fourth meeting of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Financial Co-operation Committee, which reviewed market developments, co-operation initiatives and proposals to deepen a shared market. The meeting underscored fintech integration, support for Shenzhen listings in Hong Kong, cross-boundary schemes such as Stock Connect, Bond Connect and Wealth Management Connect, and co-operation in gold and green finance. Hui urged closer regulatory alignment and greater use of finance to support the real economy and technology sectors, while Shenzhen officials highlighted future priorities in technology finance, outbound enterprise support, expanded wealth management and financial risk controls.