Hong Kong's financial regulators are moving ahead with a regulatory sandbox built for generative AI. The HKMA, SFC, Insurance Authority and MPFA, together with Cyberport, have released the first participant cohort for the GenA.I. Sandbox++. Out of nearly 100 proposals, 36 use cases were selected, coming from 30 financial institutions and 27 technology partners. Bank of China (Hong Kong), China Asset Management, Ant Blockchain, Google and IBM are among those included. The initial cohort is set to focus on agentic AI, with the aim of exploring ways to boost AI autonomy responsibly rather than sticking to content generation alone. Test scopes cover complete workflows in customer account opening, payments, insurance claims and customer interaction.
Regulators announce first GenA.I. Sandbox++ cohort
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the Securities and Futures Commission, the Insurance Authority and the MPFA, together with Cyberport, have announced the participant list for the first phase of the GenA.I. Sandbox++.
From nearly 100 proposals received, 36 use cases were selected. They come from 30 financial institutions and 27 technology partners, with Bank of China (Hong Kong), China Asset Management, Ant Blockchain, Google and IBM among the participants.
Agentic AI in focus
The first cohort will focus on agentic AI applications. Beyond content generation, the selected cases will explore how to raise AI autonomy responsibly.
Testing will cover complete workflows in customer account opening, payments, insurance claims and customer interaction.
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