Group 1 - The main forum of the 2025 Financial Street Forum focused on "Resilient Cooperation in International Trade and Economy under Global Changes" and included discussions on "Gathering the Future: Global Investment Patterns and Development Dynamics" [1] - UBS Asset Management President Alexander Ivanovich emphasized the importance of openness, globalization, and multilateral development, highlighting China's significant role in global economic growth and its stock market, where 3% is related to foreign investment [1] - Omar Hafiz, President of International Business at First Abu Dhabi Bank Group, noted that trade between the UAE and China has reached approximately $100 billion and is expected to grow, with the UAE diversifying its development focus beyond oil into high-tech, infrastructure, and consumption sectors [1] - CVC Managing Partner Alex Dibelus pointed out that while capital will still flow to Europe, the majority of growth in the coming years will originate from Asia, with China playing a crucial role [1] Group 2 - Peking University National Development Research Institute Director Huang Yiping discussed the need for financial model transformation to align with economic growth, shifting from factor-driven to innovation-driven growth, emphasizing the importance of direct financing and multi-layered capital markets [2] - Tsinghua University Wudaokou School of Finance Professor Huang Haizhou analyzed the interdependence of finance and technology, stating that without finance, technological advancement is challenging, and capital markets play a critical role in supporting technological innovation [2]