TVB Interview Series: A Century of Gold — Hong Kong's New Chapter

This TVB interview series offers a comprehensive look at the evolution of Hong Kong's gold market, tracing its development from physical bullion trading to the emergence of digital gold innovation. Through in-depth discussions with the leadership of the Hong Kong Gold Exchange, the programme highlights how gold's enduring value, rarity, and role as a store of wealth have shaped the city's financial landscape for more than a century.

Across the episodes, viewers gain insight into how standards, verification, and market transparency underpin trust in physical gold, and how Hong Kong has continuously adapted its gold market infrastructure in response to global economic change. From the establishment of quality assurance and testing systems to the modernization of trading practices, the series illustrates Hong Kong's long-standing role as a key gateway connecting regional and international gold markets.

The interviews also explore the future of gold, including the growing importance of digitalisation and tokenisation, investor education, and cross-border market connectivity. The programme also provides important context for the emergence of GoldZip. Built on the same institutional foundations and gold market heritage showcased in the series, GoldZip represents the next stage in gold's evolution—bringing physical gold into a digital, on-chain format while preserving the principles of quality, trust, and transparency.

Together, these episodes present a clear narrative: while gold remains one of the world's oldest and most trusted assets, its form and accessibility are evolving. Hong Kong, through the Hong Kong Gold Exchange, continues to play a pivotal role in bridging tradition and innovation in the global gold ecosystem.

Link to the Series (all in Cantonese)

A Century of Gold: Hong Kong's New Chapter (《百年黃金路‧香港再啟航》)

About TVB

Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB) is Hong Kong's leading free-to-air television broadcaster and one of the most influential Chinese-language media groups globally. Founded in 1967, TVB has built a strong reputation for trusted news reporting, in-depth current affairs programming, and high-quality documentary content.

Through its television channels, digital platforms, and international distribution network, TVB reaches millions of viewers across Hong Kong, Mainland China, and overseas Chinese communities, playing a key role in shaping public understanding of finance, business, and economic development in the region.