中国人民银行1月16日消息，中国人民银行、外交部、公安部等八部门日前公布的《反洗钱特别预防措 施管理办法》提出，金融机构应当建立健全反洗钱特别预防措施内控制度，识别和评估相关风险，采取 与风险相适应的管理措施。 （文章来源：中国证券报） 金融机构采取反洗钱特别预防措施后，办法明确，可以以适当方式告知被采取措施的对象，说明采取的 措施和理由。法律、行政法规或者相关部门另有保密要求的除外。 围绕法律责任，办法提出，依法负有反洗钱特别预防措施相关职责的部门工作人员违反规定，泄露应予 保密的信息的，依法给予处分。 办法共五章三十一条，自2026年2月16日起施行。在反洗钱特别预防措施义务方面，办法提出，金融机 构与客户建立业务关系、为客户提供一次性金融服务，或者业务关系存续期间客户身份基本信息发生变 化的，应当根据名单对客户进行核查。核查发现客户或者其交易对象属于名单所列对象或者其代理人、 受其指使的组织或者人员、其直接或者间接控制的组织的，金融机构应当立即采取反洗钱特别预防措 施。在采取限制转移措施时，前款规定的组织或者人员与他人共同拥有或者控制的资金、资产，如无法 分割或者确定份额的，金融机构应当一并采取措施。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China has issued interim measures for the recycling and comprehensive utilization of used power batteries from new energy vehicles, emphasizing a full lifecycle management approach starting from April 1 [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The new management measures aim to establish a national information platform for tracking used power batteries and a digital identity management system for these batteries [1][2]. - The measures follow a "full channel, full chain, full lifecycle" management philosophy, detailing specific requirements for the production, coding, recycling, and information management of used power batteries [1]. Group 2: Industry Responsibilities - The measures clarify the responsibilities of various stakeholders across the entire battery lifecycle, including production, sales, maintenance, replacement, dismantling, recycling, and comprehensive utilization [2]. - A key focus is on the "vehicle-battery integrated scrapping" system, which mandates that scrapped new energy vehicles must include their power batteries; otherwise, they will be considered incomplete [2]. Group 3: Information Management - The digital identity system will use battery coding as an information carrier, linking data from production, sales, maintenance, scrapping, recycling, and utilization to enable full lifecycle monitoring and traceability [2]. - MIIT will collaborate with relevant departments to establish the information platform, collecting necessary data such as battery codes, product categories, and recycling information to generate a unique, dynamic digital identity for each battery pack [2]. Group 4: Enforcement and Penalties - The measures include strict regulatory actions against non-compliance, such as failing to deliver used batteries, not fulfilling recycling responsibilities, and violating coding and information reporting requirements, with penalties including orders for correction, warnings, and fines [2].

Core Viewpoint - CICC aims to become a world-class investment bank by focusing on high-quality development and serving the real economy, while aligning with the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China [1] Group 1: Service to the Real Economy - CICC emphasizes the importance of serving the real economy, particularly through technology-driven new productivity, as a core responsibility of financial institutions [2] - The company has facilitated over 3.2 trillion yuan in technology finance-related equity, bond, and M&A transactions, including significant IPOs for companies like CATL and Han's Laser [2][3] Group 2: Wealth Management and Resident Wealth Growth - CICC highlights the need for improved wealth management services, as only about 15% of Chinese residents' financial assets are allocated to equity, compared to over 50% in the U.S., indicating significant growth potential [5] - The company has developed a unique buy-side advisory service model, with assets under management exceeding 120 billion yuan, positioning itself as a leader in the industry [7] Group 3: Internationalization and High-Level Opening - CICC is expanding its international presence, having established branches in major financial centers and focusing on cross-border investment and financing [9] - The company has completed over 80 billion USD in transactions related to the Belt and Road Initiative, showcasing its role in facilitating cross-border capital flows [9][10] Group 4: Future Outlook - CICC plans to enhance its capabilities and deepen customer relationships while pursuing mergers and acquisitions to drive organizational reform and capability upgrades [11]

Core Viewpoint - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) emphasizes the need for comprehensive market monitoring and regulation to maintain stability and promote high-quality development in the capital market, while also addressing risks and enhancing investor protection [1][2][4]. Group 1: Market Stability and Development - The CSRC aims to strengthen market monitoring and timely counter-cyclical adjustments to prevent significant market fluctuations and ensure fairness in trading [1][4]. - In 2025, the capital market demonstrated resilience and vitality despite multiple risks, with significant breakthroughs in attracting medium- and long-term funds [2][3]. - The total cash dividends and buybacks from listed companies reached 2.68 trillion yuan, indicating a focus on high-quality development [3]. Group 2: Regulatory Enhancements - The CSRC plans to deepen public fund reforms and expand channels for medium- and long-term capital sources, promoting a market environment conducive to long-term investments [5][6]. - A comprehensive system to combat financial fraud and enhance regulatory effectiveness has been established, with 701 cases of securities and futures violations handled, resulting in fines totaling 15.47 billion yuan [3][5]. - The CSRC is committed to improving the governance of listed companies and enhancing regulatory frameworks, including the introduction of new regulations on share buybacks and employee stock ownership plans [5][6]. Group 3: Capital Market Reforms - The CSRC is implementing reforms for the ChiNext board and continuing to promote the Science and Technology Innovation Board, aiming to improve refinancing convenience and flexibility [1][4][5]. - The bond market is being restructured to enhance quality, adjust structure, and expand total volume, with a total issuance of various bonds reaching 16.3 trillion yuan [3][5]. - The CSRC is also focusing on the integration and high-quality development of the Beijing Stock Exchange and the New Third Board [5]. Group 4: Internationalization and Openness - The CSRC is advancing the opening of the capital market to a deeper and higher level, optimizing the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) scheme and expanding the range of specific futures products [6]. - Efforts are being made to improve the regulatory framework for overseas listings, enhancing transparency and standardization in the process [6].

Core Insights - Controlled nuclear fusion is transitioning from conceptualization to engineering and commercialization, marking a significant shift in the industry [1][8] - The establishment of the "Fusion Financial Institutions Alliance" and the implementation of the Atomic Energy Law in 2026 are pivotal for the development of fusion energy in China [2][3] - The industry is entering a critical decade, with a trillion-level energy market on the horizon, driven by technological breakthroughs and policy support [1][8] Policy and Legislative Framework - The implementation of the Atomic Energy Law on January 15, 2026, signifies a move towards a regulated framework for fusion energy development [2] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes controlled nuclear fusion as a key future industry, aligning with recent legislative efforts [2] Technological Advancements - Major breakthroughs in fusion technology include EAST achieving 1 billion degrees Celsius for 1066 seconds and the development of the BEST device, which aims for the first global fusion energy demonstration by 2027 [3][4] - The Chinese Circulation No. 3 has reached a dual billion-degree operation, enhancing the prospects for fusion energy commercialization [3] Regional Development and Industry Structure - A "golden triangle" of fusion industry development is forming in Anhui, Sichuan, and Shanghai, each focusing on different aspects of the fusion energy supply chain [4][5] - Anhui is central to fusion research with key facilities like EAST and BEST, while Sichuan focuses on manufacturing core components, and Shanghai targets high-temperature superconducting technologies [4][5] Commercialization Efforts - Private enterprises are increasingly involved in fusion energy, exploring alternative technological routes to avoid the lengthy development cycles of traditional methods [6][7] - Companies like Xianhuan Energy and Nengyuan Qidian are making significant strides in developing cost-effective fusion technologies, with some aiming for commercial viability by 2027 [6][7] Investment and Market Outlook - The fusion energy sector is expected to attract substantial investment, with a shift towards supporting mature technologies with high commercial value by 2030 [7][8] - The next five years are anticipated to be crucial for technological iterations in the industry, as private companies seek to gain a competitive edge [7][8]

Core Viewpoint - The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) aims to significantly enhance the contribution of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to the economy during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, with a focus on strategic emerging industries and technological innovation [1][2]. Group 1: Economic Growth and Performance - During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, the total assets of state-owned enterprises under SASAC increased from 235 trillion yuan to 387 trillion yuan, representing an average annual growth of 10.5% [1][2]. - From January to November 2025, local state-owned enterprises achieved a value-added output of 6.9 trillion yuan and completed fixed asset investments of 5.3 trillion yuan [2]. Group 2: Strategic Goals for the 15th Five-Year Plan - The SASAC plans to enhance the strategic mission of SOEs, focusing on strategic security, industry leadership, and public service, while increasing the contribution of state-owned economy to social development [2]. - Key goals include improving self-reliance in technology, increasing the number of leading technology enterprises, optimizing the layout of state-owned capital, and enhancing the vitality of enterprises [2][3]. Group 3: Enhancing Capabilities - SASAC emphasizes the need to improve five key capabilities of SOEs: value creation, technological innovation, industrial upgrading, reform breakthroughs, and party leadership [3][4]. - In terms of value creation, SOEs are encouraged to focus on long-term value and improve productivity metrics such as labor productivity and asset turnover [3]. - For technological innovation, there is a push for increased investment in basic research and the cultivation of talent to enhance the innovation capacity of enterprises [3]. Group 4: Industry Upgrading and Reform - The SASAC aims to guide SOEs in pursuing intelligent, green, and integrated development, while fostering new production capabilities and enhancing the competitiveness of traditional industries [4]. - There is a call for deeper reforms in the governance and operational mechanisms of SOEs to support high-quality development [4]. Group 5: Focus on Technological Innovation and AI - SASAC highlights the importance of artificial intelligence and encourages enterprises to participate in national AI initiatives, aiming to create high-value applications across various industries [6]. - The focus is on fostering collaboration within the industrial chain and promoting the development of emerging pillar industries that can lead future growth [6].

Group 1 - The State Council, led by Premier Li Qiang, is focusing on measures to boost consumption, including the implementation of a special action plan to enhance consumer spending and the cultivation of new growth points in service consumption [1][2] - The meeting emphasized the importance of cleaning up overdue enterprise payments and ensuring the payment of migrant workers' wages, highlighting the need for increased efforts and responsibility at the local level [2] - The government plans to modify and abolish certain administrative regulations to improve legislative quality and ensure the effective implementation of new and existing laws [2] Group 2 - The meeting outlined the necessity of integrating various policies to enhance consumer spending, aiming to strengthen the internal motivation for consumer spending and leverage consumption as a fundamental driver of economic growth [1] - There is a focus on supporting new business models and increasing the supply of quality services, while addressing issues related to credit, standards, and safety management to promote service consumption [1] - The government is committed to establishing a long-term mechanism for promoting consumption, including the development of a "14th Five-Year" plan for expanding consumption and a plan for increasing urban and rural residents' income [1]

Core Viewpoint - Fusion energy is becoming a central focus in China's energy transition, with Hefei emerging as a key hub for the fusion energy industry, housing nearly 60 related enterprises and top scientific facilities [1][2] Group 1: Company Strategy - Anhui Waneng Power has invested 500 million yuan through a partnership to indirectly hold a 3.45% stake in Fusion New Energy, marking a significant step in its fusion energy strategy [2] - The company positions itself as an "ecological builder, transformation pioneer, and commercial layout developer," leveraging regional advantages to advance fusion business from technology reserves to engineering and commercialization [2][3] Group 2: Technological Development - Waneng Power is implementing a dual-track model focusing on "long-term fusion breakthroughs and short-term technology implementation," collaborating with Hefei Comprehensive National Science Center to establish a joint laboratory for fusion and hydrogen energy applications [3] - The company is also focusing on the "conventional island" segment of future fusion power plants, utilizing its experience in power generation to lay a solid foundation for commercial power stations [3] Group 3: Regional Advantages - Hefei's regional advantages support Waneng Power's strategy through three main aspects: leveraging top research facilities for accelerated technology engineering, aligning with local policy for funding support, and fostering a collaborative ecosystem among enterprises [4] - The compact fusion energy experimental device (BEST) is a core project for the nuclear energy industry, currently in the assembly phase, guiding Waneng Power's operational management and investment in the industry chain [4] Group 4: Industry Trends - The capital influx into the fusion energy sector is rising, with the A-share nuclear fusion sector experiencing a surge due to the BEST project, but there are risks associated with this capital, including potential valuation bubbles and development imbalances [7] - The industry is expected to enter a critical phase in the next 5 to 10 years, with a focus on the operational launch of fusion experimental devices and the construction of demonstration and commercial reactors [7][8] Group 5: Future Outlook - Energy companies are advised to leverage their strengths and avoid blindly following trends, focusing on building core barriers in the "conventional island" segment while managing risks [8] - Waneng Power aims to deepen its approach of "ecological co-construction, technological leadership, and future layout," accelerating the establishment of joint laboratories and expanding industry chain cooperation to facilitate the transition to engineering and commercialization in fusion energy [8]

国内层面，东方超环（EAST）、紧凑型聚变能实验装置（BEST）、中国环流三号和中国环流四号为代 表的核心装置进展备受关注，由中国科学院等离子体所、核工业西南物理研究院及中国聚变能源有限公 司推进，形成梯次攻关格局。 为什么可控核聚变突然"破圈"？中信建投研报指出，其核心是供需双重突破：AI产业蓬勃发展催生远期 电力缺口，而技术迭代持续降低落地门槛，二者叠加为聚变能源商业化按下"加速键"。 从东方超环实现亿度稳态运行，到民营企业在高温超导、氢硼聚变路线上密集突破，曾被戏言"永远还 要50年"的可控核聚变正加速摆脱"概念化"标签，从基础研究迈向工程化、商业化竞速的新阶段。 2026年以来，政策立法筑牢制度根基，技术双线突破屡创纪录，资本热潮席卷赛道，安徽、四川、上海 构筑产业"黄金三角"，我国正以多元路径破解"终极能源"落地难题，可控核聚变正步入关键十年窗口 期，万亿级能源市场的新序章已然开启。 ● 本报记者 刘杨 大装置连破纪录 筑牢工程基石 通俗地讲，核聚变就是模拟太阳发光发热，因其燃料丰富、清洁环保、安全可靠，被业内称为人类 的"终极能源"。 2026年1月15日，《中华人民共和国原子能法》正式施行，这一 ...

Core Insights - The article discusses the advancements in nuclear fusion technology in China, particularly focusing on the Chengdu Nuclear Fusion Industry Corridor and the achievements of the Southwestern Institute of Physics (西物院) in developing the Chinese Circulation No. 3, which has reached significant milestones in fusion research [1][2]. Group 1: Technological Advancements - The Chinese Circulation No. 3 is the largest and highest-parameter magnetic confinement fusion device in China, achieving the first domestic "double hundred million degrees" and "million ampere billion degree high confinement mode operation," with fusion triple product reaching 10^20 [2]. - High-temperature superconducting magnets are identified as a core technology for enhancing magnetic field strength, which is crucial for effective plasma control and commercializing fusion energy [1][2]. - AI technology has been integrated into plasma control, allowing for near "autonomous driving" capabilities in managing plasma stability, significantly increasing energy confinement time [4]. Group 2: Industrial Development - The Southwestern Institute of Physics plays a pivotal role in the fusion industry by driving the localization of key components and achieving international standards in fusion technology, including the development of the first wall prototype for the ITER project [3]. - The institute is also fostering international collaboration, positioning the Chinese Circulation No. 3 as a satellite device for ITER and enhancing China's influence in global fusion research [3]. Group 3: Future Plans and Goals - The Southwestern Institute of Physics aims to achieve commercial fusion energy by 2045, with a roadmap that includes the construction of a demonstration reactor by that year, and plans to start fusion energy burning experiments by 2027 [6][7]. - The focus will remain on high-temperature superconducting technology, with a target of achieving 20 Tesla in large magnet engineering applications, while addressing challenges in the mechanical structure and quench protection technology [5][7]. - Collaboration with various stakeholders, including state-owned enterprises and universities, is essential for developing a closed-loop system for research, validation, and commercialization of fusion technology [5][7].