CryptoWorld News reports that Hong Kong Mortgage Corp., a financial institution fully owned by the Hong Kong government, is considering issuing its first digital bond, aiming to raise approximately HKD 10 billion to 12 billion. If the upper limit is reached, it will become the world's largest digital bond issuance. The multi-tranche bonds are planned to be denominated in Hong Kong dollars and offshore RMB, with market sales expected as early as next month. The specific terms are still under discussion. The report indicates that this move aligns with Hong Kong's policy to promote the regular issuance of digital assets and tokenized bonds. The related digital bonds will be issued, traded, and settled via blockchain to shorten settlement cycles and reduce operational costs.