The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is the de facto central bank of Hong Kong, established in 1993. It maintains currency stability, oversees the banking system, and ensures financial stability. Services include monetary policy management, banking regulation, and anti-money laundering enforcement. The target audience is the financial sector and government. The unique selling proposition is its role in maintaining the stability of the Hong Kong dollar through the Linked Exchange Rate System, pegging it to the U.S. dollar, which supports Hong Kong's status as a major financial hub[1][3][5].