Group 1 - The core event was the "Capital Empowerment for New Development" investment banking activity held by Postal Savings Bank in Guangxi, aimed at enhancing local high-quality development through financial empowerment [1] - The event attracted over 100 participants, including government departments, financial regulatory bodies, state-owned enterprises, listed companies, and high-tech enterprises, creating a platform for deep communication and cooperation among government, banks, and enterprises [1] - Experts provided insights on macroeconomic trends and industry developments, focusing on high-end manufacturing, maritime economy, and digital Silk Road construction, fostering discussions on key topics like industrial upgrading and the "commercial bank + investment bank" service model for tech companies [1] Group 2 - Postal Savings Bank is leveraging its group resources and collaborative advantages to deepen business cooperation with subsidiaries like China Post Insurance and China Post Securities, aiming to create a robust business synergy [2] - The bank plans to offer comprehensive financial services, including bond underwriting, investment, merger financing, equity matching, and listing guidance, to effectively support key areas of local industrial development [2] - The bank will continue to utilize its "commercial bank + investment bank" service model to provide more comprehensive, high-quality, and efficient financial services, promoting high-quality regional economic development [2]

Group 1 - The event "AI-Driven M&A Reshaping New Dynamics" was held to discuss how mergers and acquisitions (M&A) can enhance quality in the technology sector, emphasizing the role of AI in financial services to support high-quality economic development [1][2] - M&A is seen as a key strategy for listed companies to upgrade traditional industries and foster new industries, while also facilitating the rapid securitization of small tech innovation firms [2][3] - Experts highlighted the importance of distinguishing between reasonable and blind cross-industry mergers, stressing the need for strict regulation to prevent market anomalies such as shell trading and misleading restructurings [2][3] Group 2 - The "Six Guidelines for M&A" emphasize the critical role of intermediary institutions in facilitating active M&A markets, suggesting that companies should design flexible plans based on the specific characteristics of the target business and industry [3][4] - Banks are encouraged to act as facilitators for tech enterprises, providing various types of loans and financial support to address the unique challenges faced by these companies [3] - As of the end of 2024, the balance of technology finance loans at Beijing Bank is projected to reach 364.2 billion yuan [3]