HKMA launches Project SAGE to govern agentic finance
11/03/2026 — 11/03, 09:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- The Hong Kong Monetary Authority launched Project SAGE (Securing Agentic Finance with Governance and Enablement) at Hong Kong FinTech Week,…
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According to a post on DEV Community, on 2 November 2026 Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) Chief Executive Eddie Yue launched Project SAGE (Securing Agentic Finance with Governance and Enablement) at Hong Kong FinTech Week. Project SAGE is a governance framework aimed at agentic finance, which the regulator defines as financial services in which AI agents execute tasks and transactions on behalf of users. Its stated objective is to support the responsible development and adoption of such services in Hong Kong. The available reporting covers only the launch announcement, and no further details on specific measures or next steps have been made public yet.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has launched Project SAGE — Securing Agentic Finance with Governance and Enablement — announced by Chief Executive Eddie Yue on 2 November at Hong Kong FinTech Week. The framework targets agentic finance, where AI agents execute tasks and transactions on users' behalf, and is meant to support responsible development and adoption in Hong Kong.
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