Bloomberg: Ren Zhigang, the former president of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, may take over as the chairman of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and he has publicly opposed virtual assets

Odaily Planet Daily News According to people familiar with the matter, Ren Zhigang, a member of the Hong Kong Executive Council and former president of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, has become the main candidate for the next chairman of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The insider said that according to internal discussions, Ren Zhigang will replace Laura Cha as the chairman of Hong Kong Stock Exchange and Clearing House Limited at the annual general meeting in April next year, but the next chairman has not yet been finalized. (Bloomberg) According to previous reports by Odaily, Ren Zhigang stated in a public debate that he would not buy virtual assets and asked his opponents: "How can virtual assets support economic development?"