上海资产管理协会会长贾飙：做优会员服务、做强资管机构，致力于增强上海全球资产管理中心城市竞争力

Core Insights - The Shanghai Asset Management Association aims to enhance the global competitiveness of Shanghai as an asset management center and is committed to building an "International Asset Management Industry Influence Professional Association" to lay the groundwork for its "centennial association" vision [1][3] Group 1: 2026 Work Plan - The association's 2026 work plan focuses on improving member services and strengthening asset management institutions to enhance Shanghai's global asset management center competitiveness [1] - Eight key tasks include: focusing on industrial technology innovation, facilitating long-term capital entry into the market, promoting digital transformation in asset management, implementing regulatory reforms, supporting member institutions, optimizing member services, advancing the development of asset management zones, and enhancing international professional exchanges [1] Group 2: Organizational Governance and Achievements - The association emphasizes the importance of party building, optimizing governance structures, fostering financial culture, managing industry risks, and enhancing the quality of the working team [2] - The past year saw the formation of "nine characteristics" in the association's work, including organizational vitality, cross-industry communication, AI integration in asset management, regulatory cooperation, ecosystem expansion, brand recognition, international engagement, member services, and regional development [2] Group 3: Development Planning (2026-2030) - The development plan for 2026-2030 aims to transition to a new phase in building a global asset management center and achieving the "centennial association" goal [3] - The plan will align with major decisions from the central government and focus on five practical directions: guiding ideology and development goals, promoting new developments in Shanghai's asset management industry, enhancing the city's asset management functions, building first-class asset management institutions, and modernizing the Shanghai Asset Management Association [3]