Hong Kong, India, and Australia's top exchanges have started to reject companies seeking to become crypto hoarders, citing shell company concerns. Stock exchanges in India, Hong Kong, and Australia have reportedly begun blocking or restricting companies from becoming digital asset treasury vehicles.  Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. has rejected at least five companies seeking to become DATs, citing rules against “cash companies” that hold primarily liquid assets, according to a Bloomberg report on Wednesday, citing anonymous sources.The Bombay Stock Exchange rejected a listing application last month from a company after it announced plans to invest proceeds in crypto.Read more Hong Kong, India, and Australia's top exchanges have started to reject companies seeking to become crypto hoarders, citing shell company concerns. Stock exchanges in India, Hong Kong, and Australia have reportedly begun blocking or restricting companies from becoming digital asset treasury vehicles.  Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. has rejected at least five companies seeking to become DATs, citing rules against “cash companies” that hold primarily liquid assets, according to a Bloomberg report on Wednesday, citing anonymous sources.The Bombay Stock Exchange rejected a listing application last month from a company after it announced plans to invest proceeds in crypto.Read more

Asia’s stock exchanges are pushing back against crypto treasuries: Report

2025/10/22 11:27

Hong Kong, India, and Australia's top exchanges have started to reject companies seeking to become crypto hoarders, citing shell company concerns.

Stock exchanges in India, Hong Kong, and Australia have reportedly begun blocking or restricting companies from becoming digital asset treasury vehicles.  

Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. has rejected at least five companies seeking to become DATs, citing rules against “cash companies” that hold primarily liquid assets, according to a Bloomberg report on Wednesday, citing anonymous sources.

The Bombay Stock Exchange rejected a listing application last month from a company after it announced plans to invest proceeds in crypto.

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