立法+司法+港澳联动！多方共探涉外金融法治建设

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 Financial Street Forum emphasizes the importance of legal frameworks in promoting innovation and transformation in the financial sector, particularly in the context of international financial law and cross-border regulation [1][2]. Group 1: Legal Framework and Financial Development - The financial system in China has rapidly developed over the past 40 years, particularly since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party, leading to a comprehensive legal framework that supports the stability and health of the financial industry [1]. - Key financial laws have been established, including the People's Bank of China Law, Commercial Bank Law, and Securities Law, among others, providing a solid legal foundation for financial operations [1]. - There is a call for further research into international legal issues in finance to safeguard national financial security and enhance China's role in international financial rule-making [1]. Group 2: Judicial Cooperation and Cross-Border Issues - The Supreme People's Court emphasizes the need for a balanced approach between domestic and international legal frameworks in financial civil and commercial trials [1]. - There is a focus on expanding international judicial cooperation and research on cross-border financial legal issues to support high-level openness and contribute to a fair global financial governance system [1]. - The Beijing Financial Court has handled 1,080 cross-border financial cases since its establishment in 2021, involving 38 countries and regions, including 23 Belt and Road Initiative countries [1]. Group 3: Hong Kong's Role in Financial Law - Hong Kong's legal experience as an international financial center is highlighted, showcasing a multi-faceted enforcement mechanism that addresses various risks and violations in the financial market [2]. - The Securities and Futures Commission in Hong Kong focuses on regulating the securities and futures sectors, while other agencies handle cases involving commercial fraud or corruption [2]. - Hong Kong is positioned to serve as a financing platform for Beijing-based enterprises and to provide insights for the development of financial legal services in Beijing [2].