The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has released a provisional issuance timetable for government institutional bonds under the Infrastructure Bond Programme and the Government Sustainable Bond Programme for the period from October 2026 to March 2027. The bonds will be denominated in Hong Kong dollars and renminbi and sold through competitive tender. At the same time, the HKMA reappointed 13 financial institutions as primary dealers for the two programmes for a two-year term, with responsibilities that include assisting with bond tenders and providing two-way quotes in the secondary market. Separately, Hong Kong’s Water Supplies Advisory Committee said it unanimously supported the water development strategies and measures set out in the city’s first five-year plan. The plan aims to position Hong Kong as an international hub for the country’s high-quality water development, establish advanced water-related standards for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, and use Hong Kong as a demonstration platform for mainland water technology going global. Committee chairman Leung Kwong-ho also said the Water Supplies Department and Drainage Services Department will jointly host the first Hong Kong International Water Expo in April next year.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has published a provisional timetable for the issuance of government institutional bonds under the Infrastructure Bond Programme and the Government Sustainable Bond Programme from October 2026 to March 2027.
The bonds will be denominated in Hong Kong dollars and renminbi and issued through competitive tender. The HKMA also reappointed 13 financial institutions as primary dealers for the two programmes for a two-year term. Their role includes assisting with bond tenders and providing two-way quotes in the secondary market.
Water council backs first five-year plan
Hong Kong’s Water Supplies Advisory Committee said it had discussed and unanimously supported the water development strategies and measures in Hong Kong’s first five-year plan.
According to the plan, Hong Kong aims to become an international hub for the country’s high-quality water development, build advanced standards for water-related affairs suited to the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, and serve as a demonstration platform for mainland water technology reaching international markets.
Committee chairman Leung Kwong-ho said the Water Supplies Department and the Drainage Services Department will jointly host the first Hong Kong International Water Expo in April next year as a high-level exchange platform for the global water sector.
The information was cited from a Hong Kong government press release.
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