山东省证券业协会组织“资本助跑鲁力前行——走进东营”活动

Group 1 - The event organized by the Shandong Securities Association aimed to enhance industry culture and discussed the understanding and practice of the Yellow River spirit, which emphasizes inclusiveness, resilience, and perseverance [1] - Representatives expressed that the Yellow River spirit provides strong motivation for the capital market to serve the real economy and promote high-quality regional development, urging securities professionals to integrate this spirit into daily operations [1] - The meeting highlighted the importance of supporting regional economic development and implementing key financial tasks, reflecting the commitment to take the lead in the industry [1] Group 2 - During the subsequent discussion, representatives shared challenges in building competitiveness amid the current economic and market environment, including balancing business innovation with compliance, talent development, and digital transformation [3] - Suggestions were made for the association to enhance its role as a bridge and platform, providing more support in policy transmission, experience sharing, training coordination, and dispute mediation to foster a more regulated and vibrant industry environment [3] Group 3 - The discussion also focused on leveraging the wisdom of "harmony and coexistence" and "inclusiveness" from Yellow River culture to align with the national strategy for building a unified market, aiming to create a healthy and orderly industry ecosystem [5] - The representatives emphasized the need for the securities industry to respect market rules while promoting open collaboration, resource sharing, and complementary advantages, advocating for differentiated and specialized development paths to enhance core competitiveness [5] - The event combined cultural visits with discussions, injecting new ideological momentum into the cultural construction and business practices of the securities industry in Shandong, with the association planning to continue guiding members in inheriting the Yellow River cultural legacy [5]