近年来，我国西部地区创新能力持续提升，成为我国知识产权事业高质量发展的重要板块。陕西省 通过"强化保护运用"等措施取得一系列成绩，国家知识产权局26日召开新闻发布会，介绍陕西加快建设 西部示范知识产权强省有关情况。 赋能产业"攀高向新" 当前，陕西省创造活力迸发。陕西省知识产权局局长沈黎萍介绍，截至今年6月，全省发明专利有 效量达12.5万件，有效商标注册量87.9万件，地理标志产品96个。知识产权运用效益加速释放。 "我们通过发挥陕西科教资源富集、工业体系完整的优势，聚焦现代化产业体系建设，推动拓展陕 西省、西安市2个国家级知识产权保护中心专利预审产业领域，增强新一代信息技术、新能源、人工智 能等产业发展的核心竞争力。"沈黎萍说。 木耳产业是以知识产权推动区域协调发展的生动实践。沈黎萍说："我们按照全省'关中协同创新、 陕北转型升级、陕南绿色循环'区域定位，加强分类指导、突出产业特色，推动工业强市、农业大县、 特色小镇运用知识产权增强发展动力。" 沈黎萍表示，专利支撑了创新型经济提质扩面，陕西省聚焦34条制造业重点产业链深入开展专利导 航，促进创新资源高效整合，支撑关键核心技术攻关，支持实体经济发展。 此外 ...

技术研发投入大、周期长、风险高，是生物医药行业普遍面临的问题。上海技术交易所"生物医药管线 质押融资"模式从团队、市场、技术等维度对医药管线进行全面考量，为企业在研管线提供科学、公允 的价值赋能，助力银行深度剖析生物医药企业核心资产，形成"一价"。同时，上海技术交易所通过技术 权益登记和质押登记，为银行授信提供确权和质押佐证，解决了生物医药企业技术资产权益认定问题， 形成"两证"。上海技术交易所基于核心专利、临床数据及其他技术秘密对生物医药管线技术权益进行确 权登记并估值，并通过区块链存证技术保障企业方和金融机构的相关权益。 "这笔生物医药管线质押贷款是我们作为创新药研发公司获取大额、相对低成本、非稀释性资金的关键 工具。它有效盘活了公司的核心无形资产，加速了研发和商业化进程，提升了公司信用，并优化了资本 结构，为企业发展注入了金融力量。"和径医药科技（上海）有限公司（以下简称"和径医药"）相关负 责人对《金融时报》记者表示。 让和径医药受益的"生物医药管线质押融资"业务模式，是上海技术交易所携手银行探索出的一条金融赋 能生物医药和助力"知产"变"资产"的新路径，目前在上海地区已落地多笔业务，并在全国推广。除 ...

聚焦助力优化营商环境，持续推进行政执法和司法保护程序衔接、标准统一等"一张网"协同保护， 布局建设省级知识产权保护体系项目46个，在英国、哈萨克斯坦建立海外知识产权维权援助工作站，建 立技术调查官队伍及海外知识产权纠纷应对机制，成立涉外知识产权服务协作体，实现涉外知识产 权"多个点"专业保护。 聚焦推动区域协调发展，推动工业强市、农业大县、特色小镇运用知识产权增强发展动力，聚焦全 省34条重点产业链深入开展专利导航，推动商标、地理标志赋能县域经济发展，实施"地理标志+文化/ 旅游/非物质文化遗产"地理标志运用促进工程。 聚焦打造开放发展新格局，积极拓展"朋友圈"，建立跨区域、高层次知识产权协作机制，建设创新 驱动、协同联动、高效便捷的"一带一路"知识产权国际合作与交流平台，知识产权助力提升全省制度、 产业、人文对外开放能级。 "以陕西为代表的西部地区创新能力持续提升，成为我国知识产权事业高质量发展的重要板块。"国 家知识产权局相关负责人说。（记者：陶玉琼） 8月26日，国家知识产权局在北京举行陕西专场新闻发布会，全景展现陕西加快建设西部示范知识 产权强省的创新实践与工作成效。 省知识产权局局长沈黎萍在作主题发 ...

Core Viewpoint - The importance of intellectual property (IP) protection in driving innovation and enhancing new productivity is emphasized, highlighting its dual role as a shield for innovation and a guide for technological advancement [2][3]. Group 1: Intellectual Property Statistics - As of June this year, Jiangsu Province has 671,900 effective invention patents, with a per capita ownership of 78.81 patents, maintaining the top position in the country for nine consecutive years [2]. - In the first half of the year, enterprise patent authorization accounted for 89.82% of the total authorization in the province, exceeding the national average by 15.42 percentage points [2]. - The province's "1650" modern industrial system saw 34,300 invention patents authorized, ranking third nationally, with leading positions in high-end textiles, semiconductors, and high-end equipment [2]. Group 2: Role of Intellectual Property in Innovation - Intellectual property serves as a "shield" to incentivize innovation and a "navigator" to guide technological development, providing both institutional and technical support for new productivity [2][3]. - The patent system allows innovators to recover costs and gain economic benefits through exclusive rights for a limited time, encouraging investment in research and development [3]. - Utilizing patent literature can shorten research cycles by 60% and save 40% of research funding, highlighting its role in enhancing innovation efficiency [3]. Group 3: Technology Transfer and Financial Leverage - Intellectual property acts as a bridge for technology transfer and a lever for funding, playing a crucial role in the integration of technological and industrial innovation [4]. - The Jiangsu Provincial Intellectual Property Office has initiated actions to revitalize patents held by universities and research institutions, facilitating the conversion and industrialization of patented technologies [4]. - The establishment of a comprehensive financial ecosystem for intellectual property aims to enhance the conversion of intellectual property into assets for enterprises [4]. Group 4: Addressing Competitive Challenges - The shift from price competition to patent competition in strategic emerging industries is noted, with efforts to enhance awareness and capabilities in intellectual property management among startups [5]. - The provincial intellectual property office supports leading enterprises in exploring new technologies and services to build competitive advantages, steering the industry towards high-quality development [5]. Group 5: Rapid Protection System - Jiangsu has established a "1+13+N" rapid collaborative protection system for intellectual property, significantly reducing patent authorization times [6]. - The average authorization period for invention patents has been shortened from 22 months to 3 months, and for utility model patents from 12 months to 6 months [6]. - The provincial protection centers are expected to handle over 10,000 intellectual property cases in 2024, with an average processing time of less than 2 weeks [6]. Group 6: International Intellectual Property Protection - Jiangsu Province has over 7,000 enterprises holding international patents, with efforts to strengthen overseas intellectual property protection through various support networks [7]. - The provincial intellectual property office collaborates with local courts to enhance the handling of complex technical cases, improving the efficiency of enforcement [7]. Group 7: Ongoing Challenges and Initiatives - Challenges in the intellectual property protection system, enforcement, and coordination are acknowledged, prompting the launch of the "Ten Actions for Enhancing Intellectual Property Protection" [8]. - These actions aim to create a fair, just, and efficient environment for intellectual property, supporting innovation and development [8].

Core Viewpoint - The Guangzhou Development Zone and Huangpu District are implementing new financial policies aimed at enhancing financial services for the real economy, focusing on targeted support for enterprises' financing needs and promoting high-quality industrial development. Group 1: Financial Support Measures - The new policies include financial support measures such as a maximum of 20 million yuan for qualifying financial institutions, 500,000 yuan for knowledge property pledge financing per enterprise, and the establishment of a 5 billion yuan technology innovation and entrepreneurship investment fund [1][2]. - The policies aim to encourage the establishment of licensed financial institutions and provide substantial startup cost support, with up to 20 million yuan for new headquarters and 1.5 million yuan for specialized subsidiaries [2][4]. Group 2: Focus on Intellectual Property - The new policies emphasize intellectual property as a key focus, addressing the long-standing issue of "light assets and financing difficulties" faced by technology enterprises [5][6]. - Support for enterprises obtaining pledge financing through legally owned intellectual property includes a maximum of 50% of actual financing interest, capped at 500,000 yuan per enterprise [6][7]. Group 3: Venture Capital and Investment - The policies provide funding subsidies for venture capital firms investing in non-listed companies, with a cumulative maximum of 20 million yuan [4]. - Venture capital firms investing in seed and early-stage technology innovation enterprises for over two years can receive up to 100,000 yuan per investment [4]. Group 4: Financial Innovation and Services - The policies encourage financial product and service innovation, with support for national-level financial innovation pilot projects and green finance product innovations, offering up to 100,000 yuan for each approved project [8]. - The establishment of a 5 billion yuan technology innovation and entrepreneurship investment fund aims to attract social capital to strategic emerging industries [8]. Group 5: Support for Listed Companies - The district promotes the standardization of corporate governance for listed companies and leverages capital markets for high-quality development, with a structured approach to nurturing potential listed companies [9][10]. - The district has cultivated nearly 400 seed enterprises and is actively guiding them towards becoming key players in the market [10].

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the "Beijing Intellectual Property Financial Ecosystem Comprehensive Pilot Action Plan" aims to promote the transformation and utilization of intellectual property (IP) results, enabling companies to leverage their IP for financing, thus fostering a virtuous cycle between technological innovation and financial services [1][2]. Group 1: Pilot Program Implementation - The pilot program is being implemented in several regions including Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Sichuan, Shenzhen, and Ningbo, with steady progress and a series of achievements reported [1]. - A key aspect of the pilot program is the fair assessment of intellectual property value, which has historically been a challenge between technology companies and financial institutions [1][2]. Group 2: Challenges in IP Valuation - Unlike tangible assets such as real estate, the value of intellectual property is difficult to assess, complicating subsequent processes such as loan approvals and determining loan amounts [2]. - The lack of professional technical talent within banks and the instability of assessments from third-party institutions have created bottlenecks in intellectual property finance [2]. Group 3: Recommendations for Improvement - It is recommended that government departments play an active role in providing data, models, and system support for IP valuation, and that regions explore the establishment of intelligent models for IP value assessment [2][3]. - Commercial banks are encouraged to adopt internal assessments for IP pledge loans below 10 million yuan and to gradually expand the scope of internal evaluations [3]. - Targeted policies should be introduced to address challenges such as "registration difficulties" and "disposal difficulties," including the establishment of specialized disposal platforms and enhancing the activity of IP transactions [3].

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of a comprehensive pilot action plan for intellectual property finance in Beijing aims to address key issues in registration, evaluation, disposal, and compensation, enhancing the financial ecosystem for intellectual property [1][2]. Group 1: Registration Issues - To tackle the "registration difficulty," the plan enhances offline service convenience by setting up comprehensive service points for intellectual property finance at bank branches and registration service halls, allowing for "one-stop" services for pledge registration and financing consultation [1]. - The initiative includes the publication of operational guidelines for intellectual property pledge registration and the establishment of a green channel for copyright pledge registration, aiming to shorten processing times [1]. Group 2: Evaluation Challenges - For the "evaluation difficulty," the plan encourages banks to determine the value of intellectual property pledge loans under 10 million yuan through internal assessments or negotiations, and allows certain institutions to expand their internal evaluation scope [2]. - Government departments are urged to provide data, models, and system support for intellectual property value assessment, and the exploration of an intelligent evaluation model and industry reports in Beijing is encouraged [2]. Group 3: Disposal Mechanisms - To address the "disposal difficulty," the plan aims to improve the intellectual property transaction mechanism and promote the establishment of specialized disposal platforms, enhancing the activity level of intellectual property transactions [2]. - Financial institutions are encouraged to collaborate with intellectual property circulation centers to facilitate the transfer and disposal of intellectual property [2]. Group 4: Future Initiatives - The plan outlines the intention to organize pilot projects with financial institutions and administrative regions that have a solid foundation in intellectual property finance, high development potential, and active participation [2]. - There will be a management system for pilot institutions and regions, with an emphasis on daily evaluation and exit management, while encouraging the introduction of detailed measures and innovative initiatives to promote a virtuous cycle of "technology-industry-finance" [2].

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing Financial Regulatory Bureau has developed the "Beijing Intellectual Property Financial Ecosystem Comprehensive Pilot Action Plan" to address challenges in intellectual property financing, including registration, evaluation, disposal, and compensation processes [1][2]. Group 1: Registration Challenges - The action plan encourages financial institutions to enhance offline service convenience by establishing comprehensive service points for intellectual property financing at bank branches and registration service halls, allowing for "one-stop" services for intellectual property pledge registration and financing consultation [1]. Group 2: Evaluation Difficulties - The plan promotes commercial banks to determine the value of intellectual property pledge loans under 10 million yuan through internal assessments or negotiations with enterprises, allowing certain institutions to expand the scope of internal evaluations [1]. Group 3: Service Mechanism Optimization - Financial institutions are guided to develop business methods and management systems for intellectual property finance, extend loan terms, increase the proportion of medium- and long-term loans, and create financial products targeting strategic emerging industries and advanced technologies [1]. Group 4: Disposal Issues - The action plan mandates financial institutions to improve the intellectual property transaction mechanism, establish specialized disposal platforms, and enhance the role of intellectual property service agencies to increase transaction activity [2]. Group 5: Collaboration Mechanism - The plan aims to optimize existing cost subsidies, risk compensation, and risk-sharing policies for intellectual property pledge financing, and encourages the formation of a collaborative financial service community to support key technology transformation and the cultivation of advantageous enterprises [2]. Group 6: Future Steps - The Beijing Financial Regulatory Bureau will implement a list management system for pilot institutions and regions, enhance daily evaluation and exit management, and encourage the introduction of detailed measures and innovative initiatives based on practical work [2].

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing Financial Supervision Administration and six other departments have issued a comprehensive pilot action plan for the financial ecosystem of intellectual property, aiming to optimize the internal support mechanisms of commercial banks [1] Group 1: Policy Recommendations for Commercial Banks - Commercial banks are encouraged to develop specialized financial business methods and management systems for intellectual property [1] - The establishment of dedicated institutions for intellectual property finance is promoted, along with the creation of a green channel for business approval and internal funding transfer pricing benefits [1] - Banks are advised to delegate approval authority and utilize regulatory policies such as separate credit plans and tolerance for non-performing loan assessments [1] Group 2: Credit and Risk Management - The plan suggests setting up dedicated credit quotas, risk assessment approval mechanisms, due diligence exemption mechanisms, and performance evaluation systems [1] - Conditional banks are encouraged to explore rapid recognition of due diligence exemptions and a multi-departmental appeal mechanism for non-exempt results [1] Group 3: Performance Evaluation and Talent Development - The introduction of intellectual property financial indicators into existing performance evaluation mechanisms is recommended, along with increasing the weight of these indicators or establishing specific performance evaluation requirements [1] - The plan also emphasizes the need for personal reward programs for grassroots credit personnel and the strengthening of professional talent training and support mechanisms in intellectual property finance [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing Intellectual Property Financial Ecosystem Comprehensive Pilot Action Plan aims to establish a convenient, efficient, and well-structured intellectual property financial ecosystem by 2027, promoting a positive interaction between intellectual property, industry, and finance [1][2][3]. Overall Requirements - The plan emphasizes the importance of financial support for technological innovation and cultural development in Beijing, aiming to enhance the conversion and application of intellectual property achievements and improve the quality of financial services for the real economy [2]. Specific Tasks - **Facilitation of Intellectual Property Pledge Registration**: The plan includes measures to streamline the pledge registration process, including a fully paperless online registration system and the establishment of comprehensive service points for financing consultations [3][4]. - **Strengthening Intellectual Property Value Assessment**: It encourages banks to develop internal assessment systems for intellectual property value, promoting the use of standardized evaluation guidelines and tools [4][5]. - **Upgrading Financial Services**: The plan aims to optimize internal mechanisms within commercial banks, enhance the variety of financial products, and support innovative financing models based on intellectual property [5][6][7]. Mechanism for Intellectual Property Transactions - The plan encourages the establishment of specialized platforms for the disposal of intellectual property assets and promotes the active trading of intellectual property rights through various financial instruments [6][7]. Collaboration Mechanism - It emphasizes the need for a robust risk-sharing and compensation mechanism, enhancing data sharing and financial service capabilities to support the financing of intellectual property pledges [8][9]. Support Measures - The plan outlines the establishment of a pilot work mechanism to coordinate efforts across various departments, ensuring the effective implementation of the action plan [8][9].