PANews reported on March 15 that according to Hong Kong 01, when the Chairman of the Mandatory Provident Funds Authority, Ayesha Lau, and the Chief Executive Officer, Cheng Yan-chi, attended the Legislative Council, some legislators were concerned about whether virtual assets would be included in the Mandatory Provident Fund in the future. The authorities said they would continue to study it. Ayesha Lau pointed out that they would pay special attention to whether transparency is sufficient, as well as issues such as price volatility, platform risk, liquidity risk, and security risk. Ayesha Lau also pointed out that at this stage, the regulation of virtual assets in many markets is still in its infancy and requires more time to monitor.
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