Hong Kong Monetary Authority. The statutory body in Hong Kong that maintains currency stability, manages the Exchange Fund, and regulates banks and other authorized institutions.

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Hong Kong Monetary Authority. The government monetary authority maintains currency stability (using a currency board system), manages the Exchange Fund, and implements monetary policy. It regulates and supervises banking and deposit-taking institutions, and is responsible for the efficiency, integrity, and development of the financial system, particularly payment and settlement arrangements.