Zhong Guo Ji Jin Bao·2025-11-17 07:31Group 1 - Over 10 listed banks have seen significant shareholding increases from shareholders and executives this year, indicating a broader scale of buybacks compared to previous years [1][2] - The increase in shareholding is characterized by a diverse range of stakeholders and a concentration of banks in specific regions [1][3] - This year's buyback activity is occurring during a market uptrend, contrasting with previous years when buybacks were initiated after stock prices fell below net asset value, signaling a shift from defensive to proactive investment strategies [1][4] Group 2 - Notable examples include Changshu Bank, which saw an increase of 561.93 million shares, raising its shareholder's stake to 3.98%, and Qilu Bank, where executives have collectively increased their holdings by approximately 315,000 yuan [2][3] - The participation of local state-owned enterprises has notably increased, with foreign investments also contributing, such as BNP Paribas increasing its stake in Nanjing Bank from 16.14% to 17.02% [3][4] - The overall performance of the banking sector has improved, with 42 A-share listed banks reporting over 4.3 trillion yuan in revenue for the first three quarters, and more than 60% of these banks showing year-on-year revenue growth [4]