Zheng Quan Shi Bao·2025-10-28 18:08Group 1 - The financial industry is undergoing a digital and intelligent transformation, which is driving business innovation and improving service quality while also changing risk patterns and security boundaries [1] - Financial regulatory bodies need to enhance their digital intelligence levels and establish regulatory mechanisms that align with the development of digital technologies to effectively balance financial innovation and risk prevention [1] - The use of big data analysis technology reduces the difficulty of risk prediction, allowing financial institutions to quantify potential risks and implement timely interventions [1] Group 2 - Digital technology is changing the transmission paths and speed of financial risks, with risks potentially spreading rapidly across platforms and ecosystems [2] - The collaboration between banks and third-party service providers, such as cloud service and fintech companies, increases the risk spillover effects [2] - The widespread use of homogeneous algorithms and models may lead to a "herding effect," increasing the probability of market resonance and pro-cyclical risks [2] Group 3 - Systematic promotion of financial legal construction is crucial for risk prevention and collaborative governance in the digital age [3] - Regulatory bodies are encouraged to innovate friendly regulations that manage risks while allowing sufficient space for financial innovation [3] - The ultimate goal of regulation is to enable finance to better serve the real economy and promote national economic development [3]