Hong Kong Monetary Authority: Suggest introducing a "market maker system" for small-cap Hong Kong stocks to boost liquidity.

According to the Securities Times app, the Director and Head of Policy Research of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Dong Yiyue, stated that currently, out of the companies listed in Hong Kong, only 50-150 stocks have significant trading volumes each day, while the trading volume of over 2,000 other stocks is very low. Therefore, he suggested introducing a "market maker system" for these small market capitalization listed companies, similar to the current practice of market makers providing stock liquidity for warrants, bull bear certificates, and ETFs. This will increase the attractiveness of companies listing in Hong Kong.