深圳市委金融办时卫干：未来大湾区的深度融合会是确定性的

Core Viewpoint - The Greater Bay Area (GBA) is experiencing strong trends in driving development, participatory development, and collaborative development despite increasing global uncertainties [1] Group 1: Economic Positioning - Hong Kong's position in the global economy is continuously strengthening, serving as the largest offshore RMB center, providing robust support for Chinese enterprises going global [1] - The unique legal advantages and high-quality workforce in Hong Kong will enhance its role as a super connector, facilitating GBA enterprises' integration into international markets [1] Group 2: Collaborative Development - Cities like Shenzhen and Guangzhou have significant advantages in industry and technological innovation, while Hong Kong and Macau possess unique institutional, financial, international, and talent advantages [1] - The deep integration of industry, technology, and finance, particularly in terms of institutional and talent collaboration, will lead to more pronounced synergistic effects among GBA cities [1] Group 3: Financial Market Connectivity - The interconnectivity of financial markets between the mainland and Hong Kong is considered the largest financial institutional innovation in the past 30 to 50 years [2] - Initiatives such as Stock Connect have enabled investors from 130 countries and regions to invest in mainland stocks and Hong Kong assets, alongside other measures like Bond Connect and ETF Connect [2] Group 4: Future Initiatives - The Shenzhen Financial Bureau plans to accelerate several initiatives in collaboration with Hong Kong, including leveraging the Hong Kong Financial Cooperation Committee to enhance financial cooperation [2] - There is a focus on supporting and encouraging outstanding Shenzhen and GBA enterprises to list in Hong Kong, as well as welcoming eligible Hong Kong companies to return to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange [2][3] - Additional efforts will be made to facilitate enterprises going global and to strengthen cooperation with Hong Kong's financial regulatory and government departments to provide better services and support [3]