Group 1: Capital and Industry Integration - The focus of industrial policy has shifted from emphasizing technological breakthroughs to stressing the application of mature technologies in industry, driven by the need to overcome the "bottleneck" issues in core technologies amid the backdrop of the first round of Sino-U.S. trade frictions [2] - The capital market's strategic deployment will focus on providing funding support for early-stage technological innovations in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), as highlighted by the emphasis on "deepening sector reforms" and providing precise financial services for new industries and technologies [2][3] - There is a need to accelerate industrial innovation among listed companies to strengthen their existing advantages, which includes promoting refinancing frameworks and expanding channels for mergers and acquisitions to support industry consolidation [3] Group 2: Expanding Openness - The importance of high-level openness has been significantly elevated, with a focus on steadily expanding institutional openness in the capital market, which includes reducing institutional barriers for foreign investments [4] - Enhancing the domestic capital market's foundation is crucial to increase the willingness of foreign investors, which involves improving the quality of listed companies and protecting investor rights to restore market confidence [4] Group 3: Strengthening Regulation and Investor Protection - Protecting investor rights is essential for enhancing the attractiveness of the capital market, which includes proactive risk prevention, stabilizing market mechanisms, and strengthening regulatory enforcement against financial fraud and market manipulation [5]
财通证券首席经济学家、研究所所长孙彬彬:“十五五”资本市场将加快、加深资本与产业融合
