Hong Kong closes in on scripless securities market

Sep 21, 2010

The first phase of the scheme to allow investors to hold and transfer securities in their own name is expected to be implemented in 2013.

Hong Kong edged closer to a scripless securities market yesterday in a move welcomed as a major step forward for the city in terms of efficiency and competitiveness.

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