广东正式发布低空金融“十二条”

Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong Financial Regulatory Bureau, in collaboration with multiple financial and regulatory bodies, has introduced the "Twelve Measures for Financial Support of Guangdong's Low Altitude Economy," aiming to create a comprehensive and specialized financial service system to boost the low altitude economy in Guangdong [1][5]. Group 1: Financial Support and Development - The low altitude economy in Guangdong has rapidly developed, with its output value surpassing 100 billion yuan, accounting for approximately 60% of the national financing scale in this sector [6][1]. - The financial regulatory framework is designed to empower innovation in financial services, with a focus on creating a dual-driven mechanism of "regulatory empowerment and institutional innovation" [6][1]. - Major banks have already provided strategic investments totaling 350 million yuan to the low altitude industry, with a total financing scale of nearly 50 billion yuan for core enterprises in this sector [6][1]. Group 2: New Policies and Regulatory Framework - The "Twelve Measures" emphasize inclusive regulation and differentiated regulatory incentives to encourage beneficial financial explorations in the low altitude economy [7][2]. - The establishment of regulatory sandboxes for technology branches aims to foster innovation and the development of targeted financial products for the low altitude economy [7][2]. - The measures also focus on enhancing management mechanisms to address the insufficient financial supply in specific areas of the low altitude economy [7][2]. Group 3: Collaborative Ecosystem - The "Twelve Measures" promote collaboration among financial institutions, encouraging partnerships across banks, securities, insurance, and investment firms to create comprehensive service models [8][3]. - Financial tools are encouraged to support the growth of the Guangdong low altitude industry fund, with a focus on resource allocation for high-quality enterprises receiving government subsidies [8][3]. - The integration of industry and finance is emphasized, with a push for regular communication and information sharing between regulatory and industry departments to enhance the precision of financial services [9][4].