深圳市委金融办时卫干:深圳财富管理应赋能新质生产力
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao·2025-10-22 06:53

Core Insights - Shenzhen is positioning itself as a globally influential industrial financial center, with wealth management assets exceeding 31 trillion yuan, showcasing strong financial innovation and resilience [2][3] Economic Performance - Shenzhen's GDP reached 3.68 trillion yuan last year, with a growth rate of 5.1% in the first half of this year, and an expected increase to 5.6%-5.7% in the third quarter [2] - The city has maintained its status as the top industrial city in China for three consecutive years, with an industrial output value of 5.4 trillion yuan last year [2] - Shenzhen's foreign trade import and export volume surpassed 4.5 trillion yuan, ranking first in the country [2] - The financial sector contributes over 13% to the city's GDP and accounts for more than 22% of tax revenue, highlighting its significance as the "third financial city" in China [2] Wealth Management Sector - The asset management scale in Shenzhen has reached 31 trillion yuan, up from 29 trillion yuan last year, representing about 20% of the national total [3] - This asset scale is approaching that of Hong Kong (approximately 35 trillion HKD) and Singapore (around 6 trillion SGD), indicating Shenzhen's growing competitiveness in the global wealth management landscape [3] - Six banks have established AIC funds in Shenzhen this year, with a total scale of 15.1 billion yuan, focusing on technology innovation [3] - Two insurance companies, Ping An and Taiping, have been approved to set up private equity investment funds in Shenzhen, facilitating the allocation of long-term capital [3] - Shenzhen is home to four of the 13 companies in China with a market capitalization exceeding 1 trillion yuan, reflecting robust capital market activity [3] Future Development Directions - The wealth and asset management sectors in Shenzhen should empower the new productive forces, with a focus on technology finance as a key element [4] - There is a need to enhance the capital market's hub function to strengthen the funding engine [5] - Support for enterprises to expand globally, providing financial backing for the development of Greater Bay Area companies [5] - Focus on wealth management products aimed at enhancing citizens' wealth and promoting common prosperity [5] - Deepen collaboration between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, leveraging geographical advantages to create a prominent brand in the wealth management industry [5]