在近日举行的"青岛金融中心高质量发展论坛暨第38期全球金融中心指数(GFCI38)发布会"上，中国(深 圳)综合开发研究院副院长刘国宏发布第38期全球金融中心指数，本期青岛GFCI综合排名全球第35位， 评分稳中有升，金融科技排名跃居第24位，显示"科技赋能金融"已成为青岛最具爆发力的赛道。 此外，中国财政科学研究院原院长刘尚希围绕"人民币国际化与财政金融新思维"主题，提出财富管理和 人民币国际化离不开"财政+金融"协同，地方政府应主动发行离岸人民币债券，用足主权信用，为全球 投资者提供安全资产并反哺区域金融中心建设。 深圳海锶私募创业投资基金管理有限公司董事长蓝飞腾提出，青岛可借鉴深圳模式，加强政府引导基 金"投早、投小、投科技"，拉长存续期、提高出资比例，吸引硬科技、高端装备项目落地。国信证券投 行事业部原董事总经理于吉鑫提出推动"上市升级"，政府要高度重视培育专精特新企业上市，形成"苗 圃——育圃——上市"三级梯队，同时提供"订单+资金+政策"赋能与专业机构前置辅导；提议打造"青岛 海洋数字交易中心"，把海洋数据、碳汇、运力等非标资产标准化后证券化。 在论坛研讨环节，围绕青岛金融中心特色化、专业化、差异 ...

Core Insights - Europe has historically been a leader in technology but is now lagging behind in emerging fields like AI, electric vehicles, and semiconductor manufacturing, with the focus shifting to the US and China [1][2] Group 1: Factors Contributing to Europe's Technological Lag - Europe's industrial tradition, while valuable, acts as an invisible ceiling that limits the development of new economic models and innovation [2] - The conservative capital ecosystem in Europe restricts innovation, as companies must demonstrate profitability early to attract funding, leading to a lack of financial support for startups [3] - The complex market structure in Europe, characterized by multiple sovereign nations with diverse languages, cultures, and regulations, complicates cross-border business expansion and increases operational costs [5][6] Group 2: Cultural and Regulatory Challenges - The European cultural emphasis on stability and gradual reform creates a cautious approach to new technologies, which can hinder innovation and entrepreneurship [6] - Strict regulatory frameworks, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), while protecting privacy, also impose barriers to innovation by slowing down the pace of technological application [6] Group 3: Recognition and Response to Challenges - European leaders have acknowledged the strategic shortfalls in key technology sectors and are planning increased investments in areas like AI and semiconductor manufacturing [7] - The need for profound cultural, institutional, and market changes is critical for Europe to regain its technological edge, balancing stability with a spirit of innovation [7]