Core Insights - Since 2025, the global economy has entered a "low growth, high risk" new normal, prompting the Central Financial Committee to issue opinions on supporting the construction of Shanghai as an international financial center, enhancing its role as a global asset allocation and risk management center [3][4] - The 2025 Shanghai Global Asset Management Forum aims to promote high-quality development in the asset management industry and build an ecosystem that serves the real economy, featuring participation from regulatory bodies, economists, and leading asset management institutions [3][4] Group 1 - The forum is held annually in October and serves as the launch event for the "Global Asset Management Center · Shanghai International Activity Week," focusing on releasing significant industry reports and guidelines [4] - This year's forum features a more diverse range of projects and richer information, emphasizing cross-industry collaboration and the integration of technology and intelligence [4][5] - The forum will include a closed-door dialogue between global exchanges and asset managers, discussing investment strategies and opportunities amid global market fluctuations [5] Group 2 - The international session of the forum will focus on promoting high-level bilateral openness in asset management between China and Europe, addressing the current geopolitical economic landscape [5][6] - The forum has evolved over five years, consistently addressing global financial market dynamics and the challenges and opportunities in the asset management industry [5][6] - Key reports to be released include the "2025 Shanghai Global Asset Management Center Construction Report" and the "Overseas Asset Management Institutions Investment Guide (2025 Edition)" [6]

Core Points - The Shanghai Asset Management Association has successfully completed over half of its annual work plan projects in the first four months of the year [1][4] - The association aims to enhance its international influence and support the development of Shanghai as a financial center [4] - New leadership roles have been established within the association, including the appointment of two vice presidents [4] Group 1 - The first meeting of the association's board of directors was held on April 28, with 45 representatives in attendance [4] - The association is focusing on the development of "Artificial Intelligence + Asset Management" (AIAM) talent, with plans for training and talent pool management [5] - The association has decided to establish a spokesperson, Chief Risk Officer (CRO), and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) to enhance its communication and risk management efforts [6] Group 2 - The association will create specialized committees for "Mergers and Acquisitions and S Funds," "Index and Quantitative Investment," and "Derivatives and Risk Management" [7] - A subsequent meeting of the supervisory board was held, emphasizing the importance of supervision and internal collaboration [8]