深圳市委金融办：全力推动建设更具全球影响力的产业金融中心

Core Viewpoint - The Shenzhen Municipal Financial Office emphasizes the importance of financial work in 2026, the beginning of the "14th Five-Year Plan," focusing on risk prevention and the establishment of a more globally influential industrial financial center [2][4]. Group 1: Financial Risk Management - The meeting highlighted the need to effectively prevent and resolve various financial risks, controlling new risks and managing existing ones to avoid financial crises [2][4]. - A tailored approach for small and medium-sized financial institutions will be implemented to reform and mitigate risks, with a focus on the disposal of risks related to key enterprises and real estate companies [2][4]. - There will be a crackdown on illegal financial activities, with enhanced inter-departmental collaboration and a robust "online + offline" warning and rapid response system [2][4]. Group 2: Financial Development Goals - The meeting outlined the responsibility of Shenzhen as a major economic city, aiming to meet annual financial value-added targets and key indicators to support the city's overall development [4]. - The financial sector's value-added growth averaged 6.9% during the "13th Five-Year Plan," accounting for approximately 14% of GDP, making it the largest service sector in Shenzhen [6]. - In the first three quarters of 2025, the financial sector's value-added reached 398.76 billion yuan, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 14.5% [6]. Group 3: Strengthening Financial Infrastructure - The meeting called for enhanced central-local collaboration, establishing mechanisms for information sharing, joint inspections, and penalties to strengthen the regulation of local small and medium-sized financial institutions [4]. - There is a focus on promoting high-quality development in the financial sector through technology-driven financial services and supporting the growth of the capital market, including venture capital and mergers and acquisitions [5]. - The financial system's party-building efforts will be strengthened to ensure accountability and risk management within the financial sector [5].