SFC Hosts IOSCO Committee 2 Plenary Meeting on Secondary Markets
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The Securities and Futures Commission hosted the IOSCO Committee 2 plenary meeting in Hong Kong on 22–23 April 2026, bringing together global securities regulators to discuss secondary market issues. The meeting covered regulatory responses to extended trading hours, market liquidity and volatility challenges, and efforts to strengthen global market resilience.
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The SFC announced the successful hosting of IOSCO Committee 2's plenary meeting in Hong Kong, marking a continuation of international regulatory cooperation on secondary market issues. The meeting addressed key topics including implementation of extended trading hours, market liquidity challenges, volatility management, and global market resilience efforts.
For securities regulators and market participants, this meeting underscores the ongoing international dialogue on market structure issues. Firms with cross-border operations should note that IOSCO's standards-setting efforts continue to shape regulatory expectations globally, particularly regarding trading venue resilience and investor protection frameworks.
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SFC hosts IOSCO Committee 2 meeting in Hong Kong on secondary market
22 Apr 2026
Global securities regulators gathered in Hong Kong this week to exchange views on pressing issues of secondary markets worldwide as the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) hosted the plenary meeting of The International Organization of Securities Commissions’ (IOSCO) Committee on Regulation of Secondary Markets (Committee 2) in Hong Kong on 22–23 April 2026 (Note 1).
The discussion focused on regulatory responses to an evolving trading environment, including developments in the implementation of extended trading hours, challenges surrounding market liquidity and volatility, and ongoing efforts to strengthen global market resilience.
Mr Rico Leung, the SFC's Executive Director of Supervision of Markets, said the meeting underscored Hong Kong’s role as a leading international financial centre and an active contributor to the global regulatory initiatives.
“Hong Kong remains fully committed to working with our international counterparts to help shape robust global standards and foster cross-border cooperation,” Mr Leung said. “These efforts are vital for maintaining market integrity and safeguarding investors on a global level.”
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- IOSCO is the international body that brings together the world's securities regulators and is recognised as the global standard setter for securities markets. Its membership regulates more than 95% of the world’s securities markets in more than 130 jurisdictions. Committee 2 monitors developments in the structure of global capital markets and financial market infrastructure, plays a key role in advancing IOSCO’s mission: protecting investors, ensuring fair and efficient markets, and promoting financial stability.
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