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Core Insights - The financial sector in Tianjin has become a crucial pillar of the local economy, with a 20% increase in both financial value added and loan scale compared to 2020, contributing 14.2% to the regional GDP [1] Group 1: Financial Support for Technology Enterprises - Tianjin's technology loan balance exceeded 900 billion yuan as of October, marking a 10.6% year-on-year increase, significantly outpacing overall loan growth [3] - The city is developing a "15th Five-Year" financial plan focused on innovative financial services to support high-quality development, including a comprehensive financial service network and risk-sharing mechanisms [3] - Initiatives will include enhancing financial services for startups, improving investment exit channels, and expanding bond issuance to assist growing enterprises [3] Group 2: Financing Leasing Industry Development - The financing leasing sector in Tianjin aims to achieve an asset scale of 2.8 trillion yuan by the end of 2030, with plans for 3,000 aircraft and 1,600 ships leased, and over 650 billion yuan in green leasing assets [5] - The city will promote innovative leasing models, strengthen judicial guarantees, and enhance regulatory frameworks to support the growth of the leasing industry [5] Group 3: Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) - Tianjin plans to advance the high-quality development of REITs, focusing on sectors like transportation and new infrastructure, with the goal of introducing stable long-term capital into underdeveloped areas [6] Group 4: Supporting National Strategies - By the end of Q3 2025, Tianjin's banking sector is expected to support over 1.2 trillion yuan in financing for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei coordinated development, with insurance providing nearly 5 trillion yuan in risk coverage [7] - The financial sector will continue to enhance its services for key projects, focusing on high-quality manufacturing and the integration of urban and industrial development [7] - Initiatives will also include promoting green finance standards and developing financial products tailored for the digital economy, enhancing the adaptability and sustainability of financial services [7]