Management institutions: Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission (L) Regulations of Hong Kong Monetary Authority on the management of gold and silver and laws and regulations of commercial banks, securities companies and brokerage companies on gold.

(2) Regulations of China Securities Regulatory Commission on the Administration of Futures Exchanges. the chinese gold and silver exchange society

(2) Hong Kong Gold Futures Exchange

(3) Hong Kong's London gold market

(4) Hong Kong Gold Dealers Association

(5) Futures Association (l) The Hong Kong Monetary Authority is responsible for the management of gold as a currency reserve.

(2) The China Securities Regulatory Commission is responsible for managing the gold futures exchange.

(3) The Financial Services Department assists in the management of the chinese gold and silver exchange society and Hong Kong London Gold Exchanges.

(4) The Trade and Industry Bureau and jewelers will manage the gold jewelry manufacturing industry.

(5) Hong Kong is one of the five largest gold trading markets in the world, and it is also the only region with physical gold trading, intangible market and futures market at the same time.

(6) Hong Kong's gold market is a completely market-oriented system, which has various attributes of gold trading, mainly reflecting the characteristics of gold investment and commodity gold trading.