PANews June 4 news, according to AASTOCKS, Hong Kong Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau Director Paul Hui said that in response to the latest developments in the virtual asset market, the Treasury Bureau will issue a second policy statement on the development of virtual assets, outlining the next policy vision and direction. The policy statement will explore how to combine the advantages of traditional financial services with technological innovation in the field of virtual assets, and improve the security and flexibility of real economic activities. It will also encourage local and international companies to explore the innovation and application of virtual asset technology. In addition, he pointed out that the Securities and Futures Commission is considering introducing virtual asset derivatives trading for professional investors, emphasizing that it will formulate robust risk management measures, which are expected to further enrich the product options in the Hong Kong market while ensuring that transactions are conducted in an orderly, transparent and secure manner. In terms of assisting fintech companies to expand their business, he pointed out that Invest Hong Kong is actively working with industry stakeholders to promote in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area to assist Hong Kong fintech companies to further expand into the mainland market.