近年来，北京市知识产权金融工作政策体系不断完善。印发《关于促进北京市知识产权质押融资服务高 质量发展的实施方案》，制定出台十项措施，帮助企业更好地运用知识产权金融工具获得创新红利。去 年发放支持资金超4000万元。市知识产权局与多家银行签订合作协议，助力科创企业发展。 周立权介绍，市知识产权局将进一步优化知识产权金融服务，创新金融产品。聚焦知识产权价值实现核 心环节，系统推进金融服务模式创新，探索开发知识产权证券化、质押融资保险等多元化金融产品；鼓 励基础条件优、创新活力足的区域率先开展知识产权金融创新试点，通过先行先试、以点带面，形成可 复制、可推广的"政策+服务+生态"创新模式，打造知识产权金融生态综合试验区标杆；积极搭建政银 企对接平台，深化与驻京银行业金融机构的战略合作，引导金融机构加大对知识产权领域的资源投入。 同时，鼓励创新主体主动对接金融服务，强化知识产权创造、运用和保护能力，共同构建政府引导、市 场主导、多方参与的知识产权金融发展新格局。 北京市知识产权局党组成员、副局长、二级巡视员周立权。北京市商务局供图 新京报讯（记者陈琳）6月19日，北京市知识产权局副局长、二级巡视员周立权在"两区"建设 ...

Core Insights - The "Two Zones" initiative has significantly enhanced the intellectual property (IP) landscape in Beijing, with over 9,000 IP service institutions established by the end of 2024, including 1,185 patent agencies licensed by the National Intellectual Property Administration [1][3] - Beijing accounted for 53.98% of the national PCT international patent applications in 2024, with a total of 37,608 applications filed through local agencies [1][3] Group 1: Intellectual Property Service Development - The establishment of a comprehensive IP public service system has been achieved, covering all districts in Beijing, with over 500 public service personnel supporting more than 44,000 enterprises [4] - The city has implemented a multi-tiered IP public service system, known as "1+17+N," which extends services to emerging industries such as advanced energy and artificial intelligence [4] Group 2: Financial Mechanisms and Support - Beijing has developed a full-chain service mechanism in the IP finance sector, including online query systems for IP assessment and pledge registration, benefiting enterprises by reducing costs and enhancing efficiency [4] - The city has initiated IP insurance pilot programs, supporting 472 enterprises with 4,818 patents insured, amounting to over 5.3 billion yuan in coverage [4] Group 3: Patent Utilization and Collaboration - A patent conversion and utilization initiative has been launched, involving 147 universities and research institutions that reviewed over 220,000 patents, with policies introduced to enhance patent commercialization capabilities [5] - Collaborative efforts with neighboring regions have been made to promote patent conversion, including the release of 1,000 convertible patents from universities and research institutions in North China [5] Group 4: Future Directions - The Beijing Intellectual Property Bureau plans to focus on market demands by improving collaborative mechanisms, guiding patent layout, and enhancing judicial protection for IP [5] - The bureau aims to accumulate and promote exemplary cases and application scenarios that reflect the successful experiences gained during the reform process [5]

Core Viewpoint - The event in Xiaoshan marks the beginning of the 2025 Intellectual Property Service Month, emphasizing the district's commitment to enhancing its intellectual property capabilities and fostering innovation through various supportive policies [1][2]. Group 1: Intellectual Property Development - By the end of March, Xiaoshan district had 12,149 effective invention patents, representing a year-on-year growth of over 20% [1]. - The district has established a comprehensive policy framework covering high-value patent cultivation, identification of patent-intensive products, and intellectual property securitization [1][2]. - Xiaoshan has been recognized as the first in the country to explore a full-chain industrialization model for patent-intensive products, having been approved as the first national center for cultivating and promoting such products [2]. Group 2: Service Initiatives - The district's market supervision bureau has improved the entire intellectual property chain, facilitating the first intellectual property securitization product and creating a "three-dimensional service network" to support local enterprises [1][2]. - During the service month, the bureau will focus on patent-intensive and export-oriented enterprises, establishing a "demand list" to address intellectual property bottlenecks [2]. - The service month aims to create a closed loop of "cultivation-transformation-protection" through training, roadshows, and platform development [2]. Group 3: Future Goals - Xiaoshan aims to achieve 2,500 invention patent authorizations and a target of 20 high-value patents per 10,000 people as part of its goal to become a national model for intellectual property strong counties [3]. - The district plans to significantly reduce the processing time for patent disputes through a collaborative mechanism involving administrative, judicial, and technical support [3]. - Customized risk control solutions will be provided for enterprises venturing overseas, supported by overseas rights protection service stations [3].

Core Viewpoint - Intellectual property (IP) is crucial for technology companies, and judicial protection of IP is a strong measure to safeguard innovation and development in the Nansha area of Guangzhou, which is a hub for technological innovation in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [1][2]. Summary by Sections Intellectual Property Cases and Trends - From 2020 to 2024, the Nansha Court received and resolved over 26,000 civil IP cases, with a growth rate of approximately 400% compared to the previous five years, indicating an increase in new types of disputes, particularly in technology contracts and internet-related unfair competition [1]. - The Guangzhou Intellectual Property Court's Nansha branch, established as the first sub-court of its kind in the country, has already handled 191 cases within a month of its opening, including several cases involving claims exceeding 10 million yuan [1]. Legal and Business Integration - The integration of legal and business practices in Guangzhou's judicial system is enhancing the business environment, with initiatives such as rapid patent pre-examination and protection of trade secrets for startups [2]. - The establishment of a knowledge protection workstation in collaboration with Hong Kong University of Science and Technology aims to involve experts in legal processes and dispute resolution, emphasizing the need for startups to strengthen their IP protection awareness [6]. Judicial Efficiency and Innovation - The Nansha Court is actively responding to new challenges posed by emerging technologies, ensuring a clear judicial framework for the application of new technologies and business models [4]. - The introduction of technology investigation officers and smart trial systems has significantly improved the efficiency of case handling, with the Guangzhou Intellectual Property Court reporting an average of 800 technical cases per year, reducing the average case processing time by 62 days [8][10]. Cross-Border and E-commerce Dispute Resolution - The Guangzhou Arbitration Commission's online dispute resolution (ODR) platform has processed over 1,000 cases since its launch, with a total transaction value of 10 billion yuan, reflecting the growing demand for efficient cross-border arbitration services [9][10]. - The ODR platform has adopted a "3+N" trial model that incorporates various legal systems, facilitating international arbitration for cross-border e-commerce companies [10]. Support for Innovation in Biomedicine - The Nansha Court's handling of a case involving a biopharmaceutical company highlights the importance of legal support in the capital-intensive and policy-sensitive biomedicine sector, where contract performance can be affected by regulatory changes [3][4]. - The establishment of the Guangdong Medical Valley in Nansha, housing over 370 biomedicine and medical device companies, benefits from rapid patent examination services, significantly shortening the patent review process [4].

Core Viewpoint - The implementation opinions issued by nine departments, including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, aim to promote high-quality development in the technology service industry through optimizing the industry ecosystem, strengthening service entity cultivation, and enhancing service quality and efficiency, thereby providing professional support for industrial transformation and upgrading [1]. Group 1: Technology Financial Services - The successful launch of six meteorological satellites by Tianjin YunYao Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. demonstrates the potential of innovative financing models in the commercial aerospace sector [2]. - The China Agricultural Bank has introduced the "Emerging Industry Empowerment Loan" product to support commercial aerospace, with a credit limit of 30 million yuan approved for YunYao Aerospace to facilitate its research and development [2]. - YunYao Aerospace has successfully launched 46 satellites and aims to deploy a total of 90 self-developed meteorological satellites to create a global commercial meteorological monitoring constellation [2]. Group 2: Technology Achievement Transformation Services - The project led by Professor Yang Jianming from Qingdao Agricultural University has accelerated the transformation of laboratory technology into large-scale industrial production [3]. - Technology manager Duan Jiwen has played a crucial role in connecting resources and addressing the pain points in the transformation process, facilitating equity financing and establishing a new company based on the research outcomes [5]. - The successful establishment of Xi Hai Biotechnology (Qingdao) Co., Ltd. and the completion of pilot tests demonstrate the effective support provided by technology managers in the commercialization of scientific research [6]. Group 3: Technology Promotion Services - Professor Wang Lirong from the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences has been instrumental in introducing new peach varieties to farmers, significantly increasing their income from peach cultivation [7]. - The team conducts extensive fieldwork and training sessions to ensure farmers are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to cultivate new varieties effectively [8]. - The introduction of innovative solutions to address challenges faced by farmers, such as weather-related issues, has led to improved agricultural practices and higher profitability [9]. Group 4: Intellectual Property Services - The Nanjing Intellectual Property Protection Center provides patent pre-examination services, helping innovative entities secure technological advantages [10]. - The demand for rapid patent protection has increased, leading to a rise in the volume of pre-examination services offered by the center [11]. - The center emphasizes a balanced approach to patent applications, advising companies on the strategic timing and scope of their patent filings based on their competitive positioning [12].

Core Viewpoint - The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has made its first visit to Hainan, China, to enhance overseas intellectual property protection capabilities for enterprises, reflecting the growing demand for international IP protection as Hainan Free Trade Port develops [2][3]. Group 1: Event Overview - WIPO, invited by the Hainan Provincial Council for the Promotion of International Trade, held training activities in Sanya and Haikou from May 27 to 29, focusing on the Madrid international trademark registration system and overseas IP protection [2]. - Nearly 200 representatives from provincial IP service agencies, legal associations, and export-oriented enterprises participated in discussions on global IP protection and its commercial application in Hainan [2]. Group 2: Training Content - Experts from WIPO and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade provided detailed explanations of the application processes for the Madrid system, the Hague system, and the PCT legal framework, addressing common issues in foreign commercial contracts and overseas rights protection [3]. - The training included strategies for dispute resolution and comprehensive solutions to the "three 80% dilemmas" faced by Chinese enterprises in overseas IP protection [3]. Group 3: Future Collaboration - WIPO's Director of the Madrid System Operations expressed that this event marks a new starting point for cooperation, aiming to deepen collaboration with Hainan to build a brand economy and support the construction and industrial transformation of the Free Trade Port [3]. - The Hainan Provincial Council for the Promotion of International Trade plans to align with international rules and connect global IP resources to establish an international IP system for enterprises in Hainan [3].

Core Insights - The continuous advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technology is expected to enhance the efficiency and credibility of intellectual property (IP) pledge financing, enabling small and micro technology enterprises to convert innovative technologies into market value more rapidly [1][8]. Pain Points in IP Pledge Financing - Pain Point 1: Valuation of intellectual property is often unclear, as it is difficult to assess compared to tangible assets like real estate. Market factors, evaluation methods, and lack of authoritative references contribute to this challenge [2][3]. - Pain Point 2: Information disclosure is inadequate, with many small tech firms providing vague financial reports that lack detailed information about specific patents or trademarks, making it hard for financial institutions to assess risks accurately [2][3]. - Pain Point 3: Risk control poses a significant challenge, as financial institutions struggle with complex risk assessments, difficulties in disposing of pledged assets, insufficient risk diversification, and challenges in post-loan monitoring [3]. AI Solutions to Financing Challenges - AI Valuation: AI can integrate global patent databases and market trends to create a comprehensive valuation system, improving the accuracy and reliability of IP valuations. This allows financial institutions to have more confidence in asset values [4][8]. - AI Information Disclosure: AI enhances transparency by extracting detailed information from various sources, thus improving trust between enterprises and financial institutions. It can identify discrepancies in reported data, reducing the risk of misinformation [5][6]. - AI Risk Control Models: AI can develop risk monitoring models that continuously assess the legal status and market performance of intellectual property, enabling financial institutions to identify potential risks quickly and adjust financing strategies accordingly [7][8]. International Experiences in IP Financing - United States: AI-driven valuation mechanisms have made patents more reliable as financial assets, with fintech companies developing models that integrate various data sources for accurate valuations [9]. - European Union: The EU focuses on standardization and transparency in IP financing, utilizing AI-assisted platforms to evaluate the value of patents and trademarks effectively [10]. - Japan: The Japanese government promotes a combination of policy guidance and AI technology to create a supportive financing ecosystem for intellectual property [11]. Role of Industry Self-Regulatory Organizations - Standardization of AI Valuation: Industry organizations should lead the development of technical standards for AI valuation to address the lack of unified and objective valuation criteria in IP pledge financing [13]. - AI Trading and Risk Control Platforms: Establishing AI-driven trading platforms can facilitate transactions and enhance risk management for financial institutions [14]. - Strengthening Information Disclosure Mechanisms: Industry organizations should promote standardized information disclosure practices to improve transparency and efficiency in IP pledge financing [15].

Group 1 - Shenzhen has been approved to establish a national-level intellectual property rapid protection center, focusing on providing services for the fashion design industry [1] - The center aims to enhance the overall management and protection of intellectual property, driving innovation and development in Shenzhen [1] Group 2 - China's first deep-water pipe-laying crane vessel, "Ocean Oil 201," has set sail for international operations in the Middle East, marking its debut in the international market [2] - This operation is significant for improving China's capabilities in the international marine engineering sector [2] Group 3 - The German TUI Group has opened its first hotel in China, TUI Sheng Shenzhen Manwan Resort, in Dapeng New District, establishing a strategic cooperation framework for tourism development [3] - This entry is expected to blend international vacation concepts with local Lingnan characteristics, enhancing the experience for global tourists [3] Group 4 - Wanglaoji Health Industry Co., Ltd. has established its headquarters in Guangzhou International Bio-Island, continuing to lead in the health sector and becoming the world's top-selling natural plant beverage brand [4] - This move aligns with national development strategies and supports the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [4] Group 5 - The Shenzhen Composite Index closed at 10,126.83 points, down 0.69% on May 9 [5] Group 6 - The top gainers in the Shenzhen market included Wanshili with a price of 18.70 yuan, up 20.03%, and Yuanxin Industrial at 32.66 yuan, up 19.99% [6] - The biggest losers were Jinlong Electromechanical at 5.17 yuan, down 12.67%, and Jiuqi Co., Ltd. at 17.57 yuan, down 10.95% [6]

据初步统计，6场专题活动约有千家企业参与线下对接，云端直播观众人数超10万人，达成多项意向性 签约，项目聚焦绿色物流、园区建设、物流基地、中央厨房、科技医疗和数字文创等。 新京报讯(记者陈琳)作为第二十七届北京科博会的贸易投资促进活动之一，2025京津冀贸易投资促进协 同发展系列活动于5月8日至10日在国家会议中心举办。活动上，北京京津冀知识产权联盟发布了《促进 京津冀知识产权协同发展三年行动计划》。 提升市场服务质量方面，将通过发布团体标准、加强行业自律等，提升行业服务质量；完善知识产权服 务业相关业务指引，推广落实专利、商标代理委托合同示范文本及签订指引，为社会公众和创新主体提 供更优质的服务供给。 加强公共服务供给方面，将加强对联盟品牌工作站、北京(中关村)国际知识产权服务大厅工作站的指导 和支持，从资源调配、业务规范、人才培养等多维度发力，提升其公共服务效能，更好地满足区域内创 新主体对知识产权服务的多元需求。同时，还将引导市场化知识产权服务机构开展公益知识产权咨询服 务，降低创新主体、市场主体获取专业服务的成本；三地将开展"一对一"帮扶工作，面对面、点对点解 决创新主体知识产权难题。 为期三天的活动 ...

Group 1 - The National Data Bureau has officially released 70 key public data demonstration scenarios during the Digital China Summit, with two scenarios from Suzhou selected [1] - The initiative aims to promote policy implementation and data value release through application scenario construction, building on previous batches of demonstration scenarios [1] - Suzhou's low-altitude economy development model focuses on creating a low-altitude flight service center and regulatory platform, integrating data resources for efficient management and support for various applications [1] Group 2 - The "AI + Intellectual Property Public Service Innovation Application" focuses on five key areas: R&D innovation, achievement transformation, talent recruitment, financial empowerment, and commercial investment [2] - The project aims to develop a series of AI + intellectual property data applications and promote the use of large AI models in intellectual property data and public services [2] - The local data bureau plans to accelerate public data development and utilization, creating replicable models that enhance social benefits and industrial impact [2]