Group 1 - Global investors are showing renewed interest in China, with Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon highlighting the positive performance of the Hong Kong stock market and an increase in IPO activity [1][3] - The demand for corporate financial advisory services is recovering, driven by the vitality of local enterprises and rapid growth in technology sectors such as artificial intelligence [1][3] - Goldman Sachs is committed to long-term development in China, actively participating in the wealth management market through its joint venture with ICBC [1][3] Group 2 - Solomon has observed a constructive outlook for China's economy, predicting that by 2025, it will achieve its growth targets, with a focus on optimizing economic structure and expanding consumption [2] - The shift in economic growth drivers towards consumption and the service economy is expected to support China's growth over the next decade [2] - Healthcare services are identified as a significant growth area due to changes in the population structure [2] Group 3 - The recent positive performance of the Hong Kong stock market and the acceleration of IPOs provide new growth opportunities for Goldman Sachs' investment banking business in China [3] - The firm is closely monitoring the development of China's economy, market trends, and areas of growth, indicating a long-term commitment to its business in the region [4][6] - Solomon believes that the attractiveness of the Chinese stock market, relative to other major global markets, depends on economic growth and corporate earnings expectations [5] Group 4 - Solomon emphasizes the importance of a balanced economic structure and ongoing market openness as key factors in attracting capital inflows into China [7]
高盛董事长苏德巍:坚持长期深耕中国战略