作为福建省内成立最早、持续经营时间最长的持牌法人金融机构，厦门国际信托始终以服务地方经济社 会发展为己任，聚焦本源导向，稳步加大转型业务资源投入，致力于打造市场领先的资产管理机构、区 域财富管理与服务信托首选品牌，做好信托特色"五篇大文章"，创设了一系列具有地方乃至全国影响力 的特色产品线。 此次资本金的充实，不仅增强了公司的经营韧性和发展后劲，也进一步提升了其服务区域实体经济的综 合能力。厦门国际信托将以此次增资为新的起点，坚持把金融服务实体经济作为根本宗旨，顺应经济社 会发展的战略需要，打好传统业务、转型业务与特色业务的组合拳，实现业务范围的综合化、重点业务 领域的专业化、服务核心区域及客户的特色化。在新的发展周期中勇毅前行，以更加坚定的步伐迈向高 质量发展新征程。（CIS） 近日，厦门国际信托已正式获监管批复完成增资10亿元，并完成工商变更登记。增资完成后，公司注册 资本由41.6亿元增至51.6亿元，资本实力进一步夯实，为公司的持续稳健发展和业务转型升级奠定了更 加坚实的基础。 本次增资是厦门国际信托深入贯彻落实中央金融工作会议精神，积极响应信托行业高质量发展要求的重 要举措。补充资本不仅契合公司在信 ...

资料来源：《中国信托业高质量发展规划（2025—2035）（征求意见稿）》 （文章来源：证券时报） 身处转型变革期的中国信托业，正着手为未来十年的高质量发展作出系统规划。 近日，证券时报记者从多方采访独家获悉，监管部门已于年内指导中国信托业协会制订《中国信托业高质量发展规划 （2025—2035）（征求意见稿）》（以下简称《规划》），并向信托公司征求意见。 总体上，《规划》明确了未来十年信托业发展的目标、重点任务和相关措施。 在信托公司未来发展目标方面，《规划》拟将其具体分为两个阶段：到2029年，信托夯实高质量发展基础，努力做好新时 代的受托人；到2035年，信托全面发挥专业服务功能，打造高质量发展新格局。 锚定2029年和2035年的目标，《规划》进一步明确了未来十年的四大重点任务：一是做好金融"五篇大文章"，强化对国家 战略的金融支撑；二是深化"三分类"转型，推动三大业务板块规范发展；三是提升受托服务能力，构建差异化发展核心竞 争力；四是夯实全面风险管理根基，全面强化公司治理。 对于上述各项重点任务，《规划》都赋予了具体内容。例如，在金融"五篇大文章"的科技金融方面，《规划》提出，信托 公司依托制度、场 ...

据证券时报，记者获悉，监管部门指导中国信托业协会制定《中国信托业高质量发展规划（2025— 2035）（征求意见稿）》（下称《规划》），已向信托公司征求意见。《规划》明确了未来十年信托业 发展的目标、重点任务和相关措施。根据意见稿，《规划》拟将信托公司发展目标分为两个阶段：到 2029年，信托夯实高质量发展基础，努力做好新时代的受托人。到2035年，信托全面发挥专业服务功 能，打造高质量发展新格局。《规划》明确未来十年四大重点任务：一是做好"五篇大文章"，强化对国 家战略的金融支撑；二是深化"三分类"转型，推动三大业务板块规范发展；三是提升受托服务能力，构 建差异化发展核心竞争力；四是夯实全面风险管理根基，全面强化公司治理。同时，明确四项配套保障 措施，涵盖人才培育、制度完善、数字化转型、文化建设。 ...

年初，国务院办公厅转发金融监管总局《关于加强监管防范风险推动信托业高质量发展的若干意见》， 以核心政策文件明确行业转型总方向。《资产管理信托管理办法(征求意见稿)》的发布，与新修订的 《信托公司管理办法》形成"顶层设计引领、细则落地护航"的政策组合拳；而"三分类"政策则界定了资 产服务信托、资产管理信托和公益慈善信托三大业务方向，为行业重构业务功能、明确发展定位提供了 根本遵循。 监管协同的成效更在试点推进中持续显现。2025年以来，不动产、股权信托财产登记试点在全国多地加 速铺开，制度破冰成果持续落地。其中，国投泰康信托和外贸信托分别在北京通州区和昌平区的不动产 登记中心完成首次不动产信托财产登记，实现行业"零的突破"；上海信托、爱建信托相继落地家庭传承 类信托，进一步丰富了资产服务信托实践场景。 "这套组合拳的逻辑是：先划清边界(三分类)，再制定规则(资管信托新规)，最终实现功能转型(投资机 构化)。监管层实际上在为信托业描绘一幅从融资中介到投资管理机构的转型路线图。"上海金融与发展 实验室主任曾刚认为。 2025年，信托业"1+N"监管体系落地见效，行业在制度重构中筑牢根基，在规模跃升中优化结构。近 日 ...

● 本报记者 吴杨 2025年，信托业"1+N"监管体系落地见效，行业在制度重构中筑牢根基，在规模跃升中优化结构。近 日，中国信托业协会发布2025年上半年信托公司主要业务数据，截至6月末，全行业信托资产余额32.43 万亿元，同比增长20.11%。未来，信托业将立足"受人之托、代人理财"本源，聚焦国家战略领域，以特 色化布局激活动能，书写服务实体与民生的新篇章。 政策协同护航转型 2025年信托业稳健发展，核心在于"1+N"监管体系的持续完善与落地见效。 年初，国务院办公厅转发金融监管总局《关于加强监管防范风险推动信托业高质量发展的若干意见》， 以核心政策文件明确行业转型总方向。《资产管理信托管理办法（征求意见稿）》的发布，与新修订的 《信托公司管理办法》形成"顶层设计引领、细则落地护航"的政策组合拳；而"三分类"政策则界定了资 产服务信托、资产管理信托和公益慈善信托三大业务方向，为行业重构业务功能、明确发展定位提供了 根本遵循。 借力禀赋开拓新赛道 超32万亿元资产规模既是转型成效的见证，更是差异化发展的起点。"十五五"规划建议中"推动金融机 构专注主业、错位发展"的表述为行业突围指明方向。 "这套组合拳 ...

Core Viewpoint - The revised "Trust Company Management Measures" aims to enhance the regulatory framework for trust companies, focusing on business scope, shareholder responsibilities, and risk management, effective from January 1, 2026 [1][2][3]. Summary by Sections Business Structure Adjustment - The revised measures reduce the business scope of trust companies from 11 categories to three: trust business, proprietary asset-liability business, and other business [2][3]. - Trust business is further categorized into asset service trusts, asset management trusts, and public welfare trusts [3]. Regulatory Enhancements - The minimum registered capital for trust companies is raised from 300 million to 500 million yuan [6]. - New governance requirements include establishing a specialized committee for the protection of client rights and enhancing shareholder behavior management [6]. Risk Management - Trust companies are required to implement a recovery and disposal plan mechanism, which must be updated regularly and approved by regulatory authorities [8]. - The measures specify that investments in non-standard debt assets must not exceed 30% of the company's net asset balance [7]. Prohibited Practices - Trust companies are explicitly prohibited from promising that trust assets will not incur losses or guaranteeing minimum returns [3]. - The revised measures ban channel services and fund pool operations that circumvent financial regulations [3]. Transition and Compliance - Trust companies must identify and rectify non-compliant businesses, lock in their scale, and implement a timeline for orderly reduction [9][10].

Core Viewpoint - The revised "Trust Company Management Measures" aims to enhance the regulation and risk management of the trust industry, focusing on the core responsibilities of trust companies and promoting high-quality development [1][3]. Group 1: Overview of the Revised Measures - The revised measures consist of 8 chapters and 75 articles, addressing various aspects such as company governance, risk management, and business scope [3][4]. - The previous measures were established in 2007 and have been in effect for 18 years, necessitating updates to align with recent regulatory changes and industry practices [2][3]. Group 2: Key Revisions - The revisions focus on four main areas: emphasizing core responsibilities, enhancing corporate governance, strengthening risk prevention, and clarifying regulatory requirements [5]. - Trust companies are required to adhere to the principle of "seller responsibility, buyer risk," breaking the rigid repayment structure [5]. Group 3: Adjustments to Business Scope - The revised measures reduce the business scope from five categories to three: asset service trusts, asset management trusts, and public welfare trusts [7]. - New provisions allow trust companies to provide liquidity support loans to shareholders and related parties, while eliminating certain unrelated intermediary services [8]. Group 4: Corporate Governance Enhancements - Trust companies must integrate party leadership with corporate governance, strengthen shareholder behavior management, and establish effective internal assessment and incentive mechanisms [10][27]. - The measures emphasize the protection of beneficiary rights and the establishment of a trust culture that prioritizes integrity and compliance [10][26]. Group 5: Risk Management and Regulatory Requirements - Trust companies are mandated to enhance comprehensive risk management, focusing on compliance and operational risks throughout the trust business process [29][30]. - The minimum registered capital for trust companies will be increased, and stricter capital and provisioning management will be enforced [5][10]. Group 6: Implementation Timeline - The revised measures will take effect on January 1, 2026, with existing trust companies required to develop rectification plans for non-compliant businesses [11][12].

Core Viewpoint - The news highlights the importance of the trust industry in China's financial system and its role in serving the real economy and improving people's lives, emphasizing the need for high-quality development and regulatory compliance in the sector [1][2][3]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework and Industry Direction - The State Council's issuance of the "Opinions" document marks a significant regulatory guideline for the trust industry, aiming to enhance risk prevention and promote high-quality development [1]. - The trust industry is recognized as a crucial component of China's financial system, with a clear mandate to support the real economy and contribute to societal well-being [1][2]. - The "Opinions" document reinforces the need for trust companies to prioritize risk management as a fundamental theme, establishing a comprehensive risk management framework [3]. Group 2: Company Strategy and Development - The company is committed to transforming its business model while adhering to the new regulatory requirements, focusing on risk compliance and management [3]. - Middle Trust aims to enhance its service offerings by developing asset service trusts, asset management trusts, and charitable trusts, with a target of exceeding 520 billion yuan in new policy-related business by 2024 [2][5]. - The company is actively pursuing innovation in financial services, including green finance and pension finance, to meet diverse market demands [6]. Group 3: Brand and Market Positioning - The trust industry is transitioning from a focus on licensing advantages to a competitive landscape centered on capabilities, where brand reputation plays a critical role in risk pricing and resource acquisition [7]. - The company emphasizes the importance of maintaining a strong brand image to ensure it is seen as a trustworthy partner by investors and collaborators [7].

Core Viewpoint - The formulation and implementation of the "15th Five-Year Plan" is crucial for advancing China's modernization and fulfilling the strategic deployments of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China [4]. Group 1: Planning and Decision-Making - Emphasis on scientific, democratic, and legal decision-making processes in the planning of the "15th Five-Year Plan" [3][4]. - The need for top-level design and public consultation to gather diverse opinions and experiences from the populace [4]. Group 2: Economic Context and Challenges - The "15th Five-Year Plan" period is seen as a critical transitional phase for achieving socialist modernization by 2035, facing both strategic opportunities and risks [7][8]. - Key economic issues to consider during planning include growth, demand, and supply [7]. Group 3: High-Quality Development - The importance of high-quality development and the need to upgrade supply, demand, and efficiency structures to achieve effective qualitative and reasonable quantitative economic growth [8][9]. - The role of technological innovation and new industries, such as AI and biotechnology, in driving future growth [8]. Group 4: Urban-Rural Integration - Urban-rural integration is highlighted as a necessary requirement for modernization, aiming to enhance planning, construction, and governance at both urban and rural levels [9]. Group 5: Macroeconomic Governance - The necessity for improved macroeconomic governance and policy consistency in response to changing external conditions and internal economic demands [11][12]. - The ongoing evolution of fiscal policy since 2008, with a focus on optimizing its effectiveness for growth and risk management [12]. Group 6: Trust Industry Development - The trust industry is encouraged to focus on high-quality development paths and align its strategies with the broader goals of China's modernization [13].

Core Viewpoint - The Financial Regulatory Bureau has released a revised draft of the "Trust Company Management Measures," aiming to promote the trust industry’s return to its core functions, deepen reforms, and effectively prevent risks [1][2]. Group 1: Key Revisions - The revised measures focus on four main areas: emphasizing the core business of trust companies, enhancing party building, establishing a comprehensive risk management system, and increasing the minimum registered capital [1][2]. - The new regulations are a refinement of previous rules aimed at high-quality development in the trust industry, enhancing operational behavior, and improving risk management and market exit mechanisms [1][2]. Group 2: Business Scope Adjustments - The revised measures adjust the business scope of trust companies to focus on asset service trusts, asset management trusts, and charitable trusts, moving away from rigid repayment practices [3]. - The previous five categories of trust business have been consolidated into three main types, aligning with the core responsibilities of trust companies [3]. Group 3: Asset and Liability Management - The revised measures clarify that trust companies can engage in liquidity borrowing from shareholders and issue targeted bonds under inherent liabilities, while prohibiting external guarantees [4]. - Trust companies are restricted from lending to related parties or transferring assets, and must adhere to strict limits on borrowing and investment activities [4]. Group 4: Corporate Governance Enhancements - The measures emphasize the importance of corporate governance, requiring trust companies to strengthen party building and manage shareholder behavior and related transactions [6][7]. - Trust companies must establish specialized committees to protect the rights of clients and beneficiaries, ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements [6][7]. Group 5: Risk Management and Capital Requirements - The revised measures mandate the establishment of a comprehensive risk management system focusing on compliance and operational risks, with specific requirements for trust documentation and risk disclosure [9][10]. - The minimum registered capital for trust companies has been increased to 500 million RMB from the previous 300 million RMB, with stricter regulations on capital and reserve management [10].