国家金融监管总局局长李云泽：开放合作是金融发展的时代主题

Group 1 - The opening of the 2025 Lujiazui Forum focused on "Financial Openness and Cooperation in the Global Economic Landscape" [1] - Li Yunzhe, head of the National Financial Supervision Administration, emphasized that open cooperation is a key theme for financial development and a strong driving force for China's financial reform [1] - Currently, 42 out of the world's top 50 banks have established institutions in China, and nearly half of the 40 largest insurance companies have entered the Chinese market [1] - Eighty percent of national banks have improved corporate governance and management levels by introducing foreign strategic investors [1] - Foreign institutions serve as important bridges for attracting investment, intelligence, and technology, contributing significantly to the construction of China's modern financial system [1] Group 2 - China is making breakthroughs in cutting-edge technology fields such as aerospace, quantum technology, and artificial intelligence, becoming one of the most active innovation hubs globally [1] - International institutions investing in Chinese tech companies have seen substantial returns, leading to increased investor confidence in China's technological development potential [1] - The National Financial Supervision Administration is promoting pilot projects for financial asset investment companies and technology enterprise merger loans to explore new paths for technology finance development [1] Group 3 - The National Financial Supervision Administration is focused on improving the regulatory framework, management, and standards, with restrictive measures in the banking and insurance sectors largely eliminated [2] - Future efforts will include replicating and promoting the experiences of free trade zones and ports to support foreign institutions in participating in more financial business pilots [2] - The administration aims to align with international high-standard economic and trade agreements in the financial sector to explore broader and deeper opening-up measures [2]