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“价值再造,共创未来”资本市场(广州)高质量发展研讨会成功举办
Zhong Zheng Wang· 2025-08-18 14:03
Group 1 - The seminar titled "Value Reconstruction, Co-creating the Future" focused on high-quality development in the capital market, gathering over 200 representatives from various sectors to explore innovative paths for capital market services to the real economy and promoting high-quality economic development in Guangzhou [1] - The event responded to the "New National Nine Articles" issued by the State Council, which outlines a clear development blueprint for China's capital market, leading to the introduction of nearly 50 supporting rules by the CSRC covering various aspects such as issuance, trading mechanisms, mergers and acquisitions, delisting supervision, and investor protection [1] - Liu Jipeng, a professor from China University of Political Science and Law, emphasized the key role of state-owned capital in revitalizing the stock market and its importance for stabilizing local finances through operational and transfer income [1] Group 2 - Liu Wenliang, a fund manager from GF Asset Management, analyzed how to identify high-quality companies with sustainable competitiveness and value creation potential under the requirements for high-quality development [2] - Yang Zhengwang, a senior index researcher from E Fund, reviewed the development of China's ETF market, highlighting its potential as an efficient investment tool in the context of asset allocation transformation and capital market reforms [2] - The roundtable discussion featured insights from various industry experts, including strategies for leveraging low-altitude economy opportunities, AI integration in core business, and investment focus on sectors like technology, high-end manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals [2][3] Group 3 - The seminar served as a high-level platform for intellectual exchange and practical communication within Guangzhou's capital market, with the Guangzhou Fund Industry Association committing to facilitate efficient connections between policies, capital, and industries [3]