彭博最新调查：大湾区新世代持续投身金融科技，AI技能需求提升

Core Insights - The latest Bloomberg survey indicates that students in the Greater Bay Area are enthusiastic about cross-border fintech careers, with a growing demand for AI-related skills, highlighting the region's attractiveness as a hub for fintech talent development [2] Group 1: Student Interest and Skills Demand - Over 160 students participated in the survey, with nearly three-quarters (74%) expressing a strong willingness to engage in cross-border fintech careers [2] - Key advantages identified for pursuing fintech in the Greater Bay Area include "cross-border opportunities" (76%), "access to a large and diverse market" (76%), and "proximity to tech and financial hubs" (65%) [2] - AI and machine learning are the most sought-after skills among young fintech talents, with two-thirds (66%) of students wishing to further their studies in this area, a significant increase from last year's 54% [2] Group 2: Forum and Government Support - The Greater Bay Area Fintech Talent Summit, held on November 26, sparked lively discussions on cross-border collaboration and how AI innovation is reshaping the talent landscape in the world's most dynamic financial region [2] - The summit featured key figures such as the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Hong Kong SAR, who emphasized the importance of talent in driving innovation, particularly in fintech [4] - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority's Deputy Chief Executive highlighted the establishment of an innovative financial ecosystem in Hong Kong, focusing on talent development and collaboration with the Greater Bay Area [4] Group 3: Program Development and Employment Preferences - The Greater Bay Area Fintech Talent Development Program, launched in 2022, has become a key initiative for cultivating financial talent in the region, now including students from Shenzhen for the first time [4] - Students showed a significant increase in preference for large, established financial institutions (60%), up from 47% last year, while interest in startups and innovation labs remained at 13% [5] - The program provides essential support through fintech training courses (77%), internship opportunities (76%), and mentorship (71%) [5] Group 4: Program Objectives and Partnerships - The Greater Bay Area Fintech Talent Development Program, a collaboration between Bloomberg, the Hong Kong Youth Association, and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, aims to help university students understand cross-border financial projects and fintech trends [8] - The program offers professional training, career guidance, and opportunities for students to connect with industry leaders and experts [8] - It is also part of Bloomberg's global corporate philanthropy initiative, focusing on helping students acquire the skills and experiences necessary for employment and entrepreneurship [8]