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HKMA urges Hong Kong banks to go green

Central Banking | 29 Nov 2000 secure

Hong Kong's quasi central bank Wednesday called on the city's banks to sign a United Nations environmental awareness statement, and to consider producing their own formal environmental policy statements.

Topics: Hong Kong, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, HKMA

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HKMA says maintains open mind on deposit insurance

Central Banking | 27 Nov 2000 secure

Topics: Insurance, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, HKMA

HKMA Yam on the future of the financial industry

Central Banking | 23 Nov 2000 secure

Topics: Hong Kong, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, HKMA, Joseph Yam

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