Group 1 - Beijing is recognized as the "Unicorn Capital" of China, with 115 unicorn companies and a total valuation of $594.9 billion, leading the nation in both metrics [1][3] - The city is fostering a cluster of unicorn enterprises characterized by technological depth and market resilience, supported by a unique policy ecosystem, talent aggregation, and capital empowerment [3][4] - Financial institutions are developing tailored financial products and services to support the high-quality development of unicorn companies, exemplified by the "Kunpeng Plan" launched by China Minsheng Bank [4] Group 2 - The Beijing government is actively guiding social capital towards unicorn enterprises through various funds and financial support mechanisms, including long-term, low-cost financing from banks [1][3] - The financial ecosystem in Beijing, including Financial Street, Zhongguancun, and the Beijing Stock Exchange, provides comprehensive financial support throughout the lifecycle of enterprises [3] - The CFO99 Forum, part of the Financial Street Forum series, focuses on themes such as financial innovation and the role of finance in supporting the development of the real economy [4]