记者丨见习记者王达毓 翁榕涛 编辑丨蒋韵 10月13日，耀才证券收盘价报收于11.73港元，涨幅34.52%，盘中最高涨幅37.84%。14日，耀才证券高 开后突然跳水，截至10时左右，跌幅扩大至8%。 南方财经记者注意到，此次的要约收购方是蚂蚁集团全资子公司。要约完成后，蚂蚁集团将以停盘前股 价溢价17.6%的成本持有耀才证券50.55%的股权，并将获得耀才证券持有香港证监会颁发的1、2、4、 5、6、9 号全业务牌照，覆盖证券交易、期货咨询、资产管理等核心领域，补全蚂蚁跨境金融资质缺 口。 此前4月25日，耀才证券公告，蚂蚁集团全资子公司上海云进计划以3.28港元/股的价格，收购耀才证券 控股股东新长明控股持有的50.55%公司股份，总对价约为28.14亿港元。 要约收购完成后，耀才证券股权结构图 南方财经记者制图 在业内人士看来，此次收购是蚂蚁集团布局国际业务的关键一步，耀才所持牌照助力蚂蚁扩展其超300 万香港用户的全球财富管理业务。 事实上，内地企业寻求香港金融牌照并非个例。 10月9日，越秀集团完成对香港人寿的全资控股。香港人寿原股东包括亚洲保险、创兴银行、招商永隆 银行、华侨永亨银行、上海商业银 ...

随着一纸公告出炉，蚂蚁在进军金融牌照上再进一步。 10月10日晚，香港联交所主板上市公司耀才证券金融[HK.01428]（下称"耀才证券"）发布公 告表示，香港证监会已批准各要约人及其他相关人士成为受规管集团公司（即耀才期货及商品 有限公司、耀才证券国际（香港）有限公司、耀才资产管理有限公司及耀才环球外汇有限公 司）的主要股东，目前要约收购尚待中国国家发展和改革委员会批准。 10月13日，耀才证券收盘价报收于11.73港元，涨幅34.52%，盘中最高涨幅37.84%。14日， 耀才证券高开后突然跳水，截至10时左右，跌幅扩大至8%。 南方财经记者注意到，此次的要约收购方是蚂蚁集团全资子公司。要约完成后，蚂蚁集团 将以停盘前股价溢价17.6%的成本持有耀才证券50.55%的股权，并将获得耀才证券持有香 港证监会颁发的1、2、4、5、6、9 号全业务牌照，覆盖证券交易、期货咨询、资产管理 等核心领域，补全蚂蚁跨境金融资质缺口。 事实上，内地企业寻求香港金融牌照并非个例。 10月9日，越秀集团完成对香港人寿的全资控股。香港人寿原股东包括亚洲保险、创兴银行、 招商永隆银行、华侨永亨银行、上海商业银行5家香港金融机构， ...

（原标题：蚂蚁要约收购耀才获香港证监会批准，内地企业竞逐香港金融牌照） 10月10日晚，香港联交所主板上市公司耀才证券金融[HK.01428]（下称"耀才证券"）发布公告表示，香 港证监会已批准各要约人及其他相关人士成为受规管集团公司（即耀才期货及商品有限公司、耀才证券 国际（香港）有限公司、耀才资产管理有限公司及耀才环球外汇有限公司）的主要股东，目前要约收购 尚待中国国家发展和改革委员会批准。10月13日，耀才证券收盘价报收于11.73港元，涨幅34.52%，盘 中最高涨幅37.84%。 南方财经记者注意到，此次的要约收购方是蚂蚁集团全资子公司。要约完成后，蚂蚁集团将以停盘前股 价溢价17.6%的成本持有耀才证券50.55%的股权，并将获得耀才证券持有香港证监会颁发的1、2、4、 5、6、9 号全业务牌照，覆盖证券交易、期货咨询、资产管理等核心领域，补全蚂蚁跨境金融资质缺 口。 此前4月25日，耀才证券公告，蚂蚁集团全资子公司上海云进计划以3.28港元/股的价格，收购耀才证券 控股股东新长明控股持有的50.55%公司股份，总对价约为28.14亿港元。 在业内人士看来，此次收购是蚂蚁集团布局国际业务的关键一步 ...

Group 1 - The seventh Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Financial Development Forum was held in Guangzhou, focusing on comprehensive financial cooperation and development aimed at high-quality growth [2] - Experts discussed actionable strategies for enhancing consumer confidence, stabilizing the real estate market, and promoting technological innovation as key areas for high-quality economic development [3][4] Group 2 - The construction of an international technology innovation center in the Greater Bay Area faces new challenges, necessitating a shift in approach towards original innovation and collaborative innovation clusters [4][5] - Financial services should support high-quality development, technological innovation, consumer spending, and the growth of the service sector [5][6] Group 3 - Enhancing the financial competitiveness and international influence of the Greater Bay Area requires deepening cross-border cooperation, accelerating financial openness, and optimizing service innovation [5][6] - The region's financial industry is already among the top globally, and further internal financial openness is essential for high-quality development [6] Group 4 - The financial interconnectivity among Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao is accelerating, injecting new momentum into the Greater Bay Area [7] - Recent initiatives include expanding the "Southbound Bond Connect" and improving the "Wealth Management Connect" framework to better serve investors [7][8] Group 5 - Macau aims to enhance its role as a financial service platform for the Greater Bay Area, encouraging more enterprises to issue bonds and seek financing there [8] - The upcoming implementation of the Investment Fund Law will facilitate the development of the investment fund industry across the Greater Bay Area and Macau [8]

Group 1: Financial Development in the Greater Bay Area - The seventh Greater Bay Area Financial Development Forum was held in Guangzhou, focusing on comprehensive financial cooperation and development towards the world [1] - The forum gathered government departments and financial industry representatives from Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau for multi-dimensional discussions [1] Group 2: Technology Innovation and Economic Development - Zhang Junkuo emphasized the need for China to shift from "following" to "leading" in technology innovation, addressing consumer confidence, real estate market recovery, and enhancing technological self-reliance [2][3] Group 3: Cross-Border Financial Development - Li Dongrong outlined five key areas to accelerate cross-border financial development in the Greater Bay Area, including regulatory cooperation, standard alignment, data flow, fintech application, and creating service models [4][5] - Huang Hong highlighted that deepening financial openness is crucial for high-quality financial development in the Greater Bay Area, advocating for a unified financial market and breaking down administrative barriers [6] Group 4: Technology and Financial Systems - Wang Yiming called for the establishment of a technology finance system that aligns with technological innovation, noting that R&D expenditure in the Greater Bay Area has surpassed 4% [7][9] Group 5: Global Economic Restructuring - Ding Zhijie stated that the Greater Bay Area should actively engage in high-level financial openness amid global economic restructuring, focusing on collaborative development among cities and establishing an international financial center [10][11] Group 6: Financial Cooperation and Regulation - Jiang Bo reported on the progress of financial cooperation between mainland China and Hong Kong/Macau, including regulatory alignment and the facilitation of banking operations [12][13] Group 7: Fund Management and Capital Markets - Huang Shanwen discussed efforts to attract domestic and international funds to Macau, enhancing long-term capital management and cross-border asset allocation capabilities [14][15] - Chen Weimin encouraged mainland enterprises to establish overseas business headquarters in Hong Kong, enhancing the management of overseas funds [16][18] Group 8: Stock Market and Financial Technology - Chen Yiting noted that new economy companies are driving Hong Kong's IPO market, with significant financing from sectors like healthcare and technology [19][20]

Core Viewpoint - The forum emphasized the importance of comprehensive financial cooperation and development in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, aiming to enhance its global financial standing and integration [1][2]. Group 1: Key Issues and Recommendations - Zhang Junkuo highlighted three major issues affecting the high-quality economic development during the 14th Five-Year Plan: enhancing consumer confidence, restoring real estate market confidence, and achieving higher levels of technological self-reliance [4]. - Li Dongrong proposed five strategies to accelerate cross-border financial development in the Greater Bay Area, including regulatory cooperation, standard alignment, data flow facilitation, financial technology application, and creating service models [6]. - Huang Hong stressed that deepening financial openness is crucial for the high-quality development of the Greater Bay Area's financial sector, recommending the integration of the financial development strategy into national planning [7]. Group 2: Technological and Financial Innovation - Wang Yiming pointed out the need for the Greater Bay Area to shift from collaborative innovation to innovation clusters, enhancing original innovation capabilities and establishing a financial system that supports technological innovation [8]. - Ding Zhijie emphasized the importance of leveraging the Greater Bay Area as a testing ground for high-level financial openness, focusing on cooperative competition among cities and establishing a globally influential financial center [10]. Group 3: Regulatory and Institutional Developments - Jiang Bo outlined three areas for advancing financial cooperation in the Greater Bay Area: enhancing bilateral openness, improving financial service convenience, and strengthening risk prevention measures [12]. - Huang Shanwen discussed efforts to attract domestic and international funds to Macau, enhancing long-term capital management and cross-border asset allocation capabilities [14]. - Chen Weimin encouraged mainland enterprises to establish overseas business headquarters in Hong Kong, facilitating better management of overseas operations and capital [15]. Group 4: Market Dynamics and Innovations - Chen Yiting reported that new economy companies are becoming the main force in Hong Kong's IPO market, with significant financing from sectors like healthcare and technology [17]. - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is working on optimizing measures for cross-border trading and enhancing market efficiency through technological collaboration with Shenzhen Stock Exchange [17].

Core Viewpoint - The financial development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) is crucial for its survival and growth, with a significant acceleration in development since the concept was introduced [1][4]. Group 1: Financial Industry Development - The GBA's financial industry is large, comprehensive, and highly internationalized, ranking among the top globally [4]. - The region's unique geographical and institutional advantages have positioned it as a strategic hub for connecting domestic and international economic cycles [4]. Group 2: Recommendations for High-Quality Development - To achieve high-quality development amidst increasing economic uncertainties, deepening both internal and external financial openness is essential [5]. - It is recommended to incorporate the GBA's financial development strategy into the national "14th Five-Year Plan" for coordinated planning and to strengthen top-level design [5]. Group 3: Market Integration and Innovation - Establishing a unified financial market in the GBA is necessary to eliminate administrative barriers and ensure consistency in financial policies, promoting mutual openness in financial markets [6]. - There is a need to address financial shortcomings and enhance the GBA's financial industry's international competitiveness through improved public data sharing and the application of new technologies like blockchain and AI [6]. - The government is encouraged to grant the GBA more reform pilot rights to facilitate bold explorations in areas such as technology finance, digital finance, and cross-border finance, providing a model for national financial reforms [6].