金融监管总局力挺上海国际金融中心建设：在更宽领域、更大幅度推进开放

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the commitment to building a high-level open financial system in China, with specific actions to support the construction of Shanghai as an international financial center [1][2] - The Financial Regulatory Administration will collaborate with the Shanghai government to release an action plan that includes practical measures to encourage innovation in technology finance and cross-border finance [1][2] - Recent approvals for insurance asset management companies in Shanghai signal a new momentum for the international financial center's development [1] Group 2 - China's financial openness has yielded significant results, with 42 of the world's top 50 banks and nearly half of the largest insurance companies operating in China [2] - Foreign insurance companies' market share has increased from 4% in 2013 to 9% currently, indicating a growing presence in the domestic market [2] - The development of cross-border finance and international capital allocation is seen as a strong driver for global economic growth and technological innovation [2] Group 3 - The future of China's financial openness is highlighted in five key areas: inclusive finance, technology finance, green finance, pension finance, and wealth management, which present vast opportunities for foreign institutions [3] - The Financial Regulatory Administration is promoting pilot projects in equity investment and technology enterprise acquisition loans to explore new paths for technology finance development [3] - There is a push for foreign institutions to engage in wealth management services to meet diverse financial needs [3] Group 4 - The determination to expand high-level financial openness remains unchanged despite international uncertainties, aiming to create a mutually beneficial financial development framework [4] - The Financial Regulatory Administration is working to improve the regulatory framework and has largely removed restrictive measures in the banking and insurance sectors [4] - Future efforts will focus on replicating successful practices from free trade zones to enhance institutional openness for foreign entities [4] Group 5 - Continuous optimization of the business environment for foreign institutions is a priority, with policies being adjusted to create a more friendly and inclusive atmosphere [5] - The commitment to strengthening the global financial safety net includes promoting international financial regulatory reforms and enhancing cooperation in cross-border regulation and crisis management [5]