Greenland's Prime Minister: The United States has shown complete disrespect in its remarks about Greenland.

Golden Ten Data May 17th News, Greenland Hong Kong (00337.HK) announced on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that it has appointed Luo Weifeng as an executive director, chairman of the board of directors, chairman of the board nomination committee, and member of the remuneration committee; appointed Li Yongqiang as an executive director and member of the board nomination committee; Chen Jun resigned as an executive director and chairman of the board of directors, no longer serving as chairman of the board nomination committee and member of the remuneration committee, and was appointed as honorary chairman of the board of directors; Hou Guangjun resigned as an executive director and member of the board nomination committee; Dr. Lin Jiali, JP, resigned as an independent non-executive director and member of the board nomination committee, remuneration committee, and audit committee. The above changes to the board of directors will take effect from May 17, 2024.

As Forkast reported on June 19, Neil Tan, chairman of the Hong Kong Fintech Association, said that due to the challenging regulatory environment in the United States, cryptocurrency companies are being forced to explore more friendly jurisdictions. Hong Kong's strategic position as a gateway to mainland China, combined with its strong access to capital, is boosting its ambitions to become a leader in the virtual asset space. However, Hong Kong also faces stiff competition from Dubai and Singapore. Tan said, “Other jurisdictions have regressed in retail investor access, and Hong Kong is taking the lead in this space. We will see different players come in, including areas such as cryptocurrency and TradFi. There are many others. applicants, including Greenland Holdings. This is a real estate player with no experience in cryptocurrencies or digital assets, but they expressed their desire to apply for a license.”

A Greenland Holdings executive said a Greenland Holdings subsidiary is planning to apply for a license to trade virtual assets in Hong Kong, the South China Morning Post reported on May 17. Greenland Fintech will set up a new company to focus on virtual asset transactions, and the new department will submit an application to the China Securities Regulatory Commission. If approved, the new company plans to trade cryptocurrencies, NFTs and products related to carbon emissions.

Jinse Finance reported that it learned from Greenland Jinchuang that the company is planning to apply for a license to trade virtual assets in Hong Kong. Greenland Financial Innovation is a subsidiary of Greenland Holding Group. (Shanghai Stock Exchange)

Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen said on Saturday that she will visit Greenland from April 2 to 4.