第八届立信金融论坛召开，与会嘉宾共议“金融强国建设与金融高水平开放”

Group 1: Financial Forum Overview - The 8th Lixin Financial Forum was held in Shanghai, focusing on "Building a Financial Power and High-Level Financial Openness" [1] - Keynote speeches were delivered by Liu Yan from Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance and He Dexu from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences [1] Group 2: Keynote Insights - Liu Liya from Shanghai University emphasized the relationship between regulatory penalties and banking operations, noting that penalties drive banks to transform their operational paradigms, leading to lower loan rates and increased corporate revenues [1] - Wu Wenfeng from Shanghai Jiao Tong University reported that since 2016, the consistency of China's macro policy orientation has shown a rising trend, positively impacting corporate investment levels and efficiency [2] Group 3: Roundtable Discussions - Jin Lianming from Agricultural Bank of China discussed the importance of serving the broader community in building a strong financial nation, highlighting the need for financial services to support both domestic and international economic interactions [3] - Jia Zhanfeng from the Yangtze River Delta G60 Innovation Corridor introduced a comprehensive financial service system for tech enterprises, which includes over 20 specialized financial products and has seen 123 listed companies across nine cities, accounting for 21% of the national total [3] Group 4: Innovations in Financial Services - He Liehui from the China-Africa Friendship Association advocated for diversified guarantees and innovative cross-border financial services to support Chinese enterprises going abroad [4] - Zheng Tingqiang from Taikang Life Insurance introduced a new insurance model that integrates traditional insurance, stable asset growth, and healthcare services, emphasizing the long-term investment approach of insurance capital [4] Group 5: Educational Collaborations - Shanghai Lixin University has collaborated with Agricultural Bank of China since 2014 to develop a talent cultivation model that combines academic and practical training in finance [5] - The establishment of the Yangtze River Delta Collaborative Innovation Center for Financial Services in 2021 marks a significant achievement in supporting the financial needs of the G60 Innovation Corridor [5]