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Core Viewpoint - The 2026 financial regulatory work meeting emphasizes a comprehensive deployment of financial regulation, focusing on risk prevention, strong regulation, and promoting high-quality development to support the "14th Five-Year Plan" [1] Group 1: Risk Prevention and Resolution - The meeting prioritizes the effective resolution of risks in small and medium-sized financial institutions, aiming to manage existing risks and prevent new ones, particularly in the real estate sector [2][3] - A systematic approach will be adopted for risk prevention, focusing on high-risk institutions through coordinated efforts between central and local authorities [2][3] - The regulatory focus will shift from mere scale expansion to substantive risk control, enhancing classification and tiered regulation [3] Group 2: Promoting High-Quality Development - The meeting calls for improving the capacity for high-quality development in the financial sector, emphasizing the need for orderly competition and optimizing institutional layout [4] - The strategy of "reducing quantity and improving quality" will guide the restructuring of financial institutions, focusing on eliminating inefficient and high-risk entities [4][5] - Regulatory measures will target disordered competition, ensuring financial institutions concentrate on their core businesses and adhere to capital constraints [4][5] Group 3: Strengthening Financial Regulation - The meeting outlines the need to enhance and perfect financial regulation, focusing on substantive risks and improving the capacity for lawful regulation [6][7] - The "Golden Supervision Project" will be accelerated, marking a shift towards digital and intelligent regulation to improve risk identification and oversight capabilities [6][7] - The regulatory framework will evolve towards precision, differentiation, and collaboration, ensuring effective consumer protection and preventing cross-market risks [7] Group 4: Enhancing Financial Services for Economic and Social Quality - The meeting emphasizes the need to improve financial services for the economy, focusing on major strategies and sectors, including support for consumer demand and small enterprises [8][9] - Financial institutions will be encouraged to develop integrated financial solutions that link investments in physical assets with human capital [9][10] - Internal mechanisms will be optimized to enhance service delivery, particularly for technology-driven and small enterprises, through improved credit evaluation and risk management [10]