HONG KONG
Like elsewhere in the world, Hong Kong is not immune from the threats of money laundering (“ML”) and terrorist financing (“TF”). ... Virtual currencies (“VCs”) are virtual commodities not accepted for payment in Hong Kong and have only drawn speculative investment. While we have not found substantial risks in these newly developing ...
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