HKMA opens office to stimulate infrastructure finance
Designed to bring capital providers and project developers together along ‘one belt, one road’
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) launched its Infrastructure Financing Facilitation Office (IFFO) today (July 4), in an effort to promote investment along the ‘one belt, one road' routes.
It was described as an "integral part" of the HKMA. The IFFO aims to bring together capital providers and project developers with countries in need of infrastructure investment.
"While geographically these projects may be somewhat remote from Hong Kong, their investment and financing can be conducted
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