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Core Insights - The financial industry is undergoing unprecedented transformation due to the deep integration of technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and blockchain, which enhance efficiency and inclusivity while simultaneously increasing the complexity and transmissibility of financial risks [1][3] - The Beijing Financial Regulatory Bureau, in collaboration with the Beijing People's Procuratorate and China University of Political Science and Law, released a joint initiative to combat financial black and gray industries, emphasizing the need to block internet channels for these illicit activities and create a nationwide anti-black industry atmosphere [1][7] Group 1: Financial Crime Trends - The "Financial Prosecution White Paper" (2024-2025) was released, detailing the current landscape of financial crimes, including illegal fundraising, money laundering, and securities fraud, highlighting a decline in illegal fundraising cases but an increase in online and hybrid methods [4][5] - Money laundering is increasingly penetrating new sectors such as digital payments and virtual currencies, with organized crime groups becoming more active, exacerbating cross-border illegal fund flows [5][6] - The characteristics of securities and futures crimes are becoming more specialized and organized, with a notable involvement of intermediary institutions in financial fraud [5][6] Group 2: Risk Management and Prevention - The initiative proposes several measures to combat financial black and gray industries, including enhancing information sharing and establishing a risk monitoring mechanism to facilitate early identification and response to financial risks [7][8] - It emphasizes the importance of consumer rights protection, ensuring quick resolution of legitimate complaints while preventing malicious claims from consuming resources [8] - The initiative also calls for a multi-faceted approach to legal research and practical application, aiming to clarify legal boundaries and provide robust legal support for combating new forms of financial crime [8]