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Hong Kong scales up in bid to attract central bank gold

Financial bureau chief targets Asian institutions to bolster gold storage, use new trading and central clearing services, amid sovereign immunity concerns

Hong Kong flag and gold bars

The race in Asia to attract central banks’ gold storage is heating up. Both Hong Kong and Singapore are setting up secure vault services tailored to foreign central banks and sovereign entities, and both are launching gold clearing and settlement systems.

Hong Kong’s finance chief has sought to make the city’s case to institutions abroad, with two Central Asian central banks cited as the most likely contenders to vault gold in the Chinese territory, subject to their diversification and legal

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