基于贸易增长，封关之后，多功能自由贸易账户（EF账户）成为海南金融开放重要基础设施。 12月18日，海南自由贸易港全岛封关系列活动在海口举行。金融作为贸易重要基础，引发机构和市场的 关注。 在系列活动现场，某大型支付机构负责人对智通财经表示，从金融角度，海南封关首先会给跨境支付结 算带来极大的政策便利和发展空间。账户系统高度集成化和信息化，将跨境支付结算的手续费、服务费 大幅降低一半，贸易商和跨境电商行业将会直接受惠。 该人士表示，海南货物贸易EF账户体系已经投入使用，下一步服务类账户体系即将成行。 人行数据显示：截至2025年10月末，海南辖内境外贷款余额同比大增248.53%，EF账户业务量折合人民 币超2500亿元，开户主体与80个国家和地区发生资金往来。 智通财经记者还注意到，在封关正式落地前后，金融机构正加速"抢滩"海南。封关预期之下，银行体系 的动作最为密集，且明显呈现出"总行下场"的特征。除了银行之外，金融租赁、保险与再保险、航运金 融、专业金融服务机构也在持续进入。 跨境账户与支付发展最快 数据显示，2020年以来，海南外贸连续5年增长，进出口值从2020年的936.3亿元，增长到2024年的 ...

Core Viewpoint - The company has obtained a Money Service Operator (MSO) license in Hong Kong, marking a significant advancement in its cross-border payment services and enhancing its global financial technology capabilities [1]. Group 1: License Details - The license type is Money Service Operator Licence with the license number 25-10-03300 [1]. - The license is valid from October 13, 2025, to October 26, 2027 [1]. Group 2: Impact on the Company - The subsidiary, GRG HT (HK) CO., LIMITED, aims to provide professional cross-border payment settlement, international remittance, and foreign exchange services [1]. - The acquisition of the MSO license signifies a key development in the company's business layout in the cross-border payment sector, enhancing its compliance and service capabilities [1]. - The company plans to develop a one-stop global payment settlement solution and strengthen collaboration with its subsidiary, Zhongjin Payment Co., Ltd., to create an integrated domestic and overseas funding channel [1].

格隆汇10月20日丨广电运通(002152.SZ)公布，全资公司广电汇通（香港）有限公司（简称"汇通香港"） 取得香港海关颁发的金钱服务经营者牌照（MoneyServiceOperatorLicence，简称"MSO牌照"），汇通香 港是公司旗下跨境支付能力服务提供商，致力于为全球国际化企业提供专业的跨境支付结算、国际汇兑 及汇款等金融服务。本次MSO牌照的落地标志着公司在跨境支付领域的业务布局取得关键性进展，正 式具备合规的跨境资金结算与外汇兑换资质，进一步提升了公司全球化服务能力与金融科技综合实力， 符合公司的整体战略规划与长期发展需要。未来，汇通香港将重点打造一站式全球支付结算解决方案， 并加强与公司控股子公司中金支付有限公司的业务协同，构建"境内+境外"一体化资金通道，为企业客 户提供安全、高效、透明的跨境金融科技服务。 ...

Group 1 - Dalian Bank has established a specialized and comprehensive one-stop service platform for cross-border payment settlement, investment financing, and transactions, leveraging the innovative policies of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ) [1] - As of the end of 2024, the asset scale of Dalian Bank's Shanghai FTZ platform has exceeded 22 billion RMB, ranking 4th among city commercial banks [1] - The bank has obtained the qualification for the FTZ accounting unit business in 2019, becoming the 9th city commercial bank in China and the only local bank in Northeast China with this qualification [1] Group 2 - Dalian Bank actively integrates into the "Belt and Road" initiative by leveraging FTZ account functions, focusing on high-tech industries such as integrated circuits, biomedicine, and artificial intelligence [2] - The bank participated in a silver syndicate project in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, facilitating a cross-border loan of 8.8 million USD through the FTZ accounting unit [2] - Dalian Bank has issued a 300 million RMB offshore RMB bond for a state-owned enterprise, marking the first "climate financing" pilot bond in China [2] Group 3 - Dalian Bank aims to deepen financial innovation and continue to support the "Belt and Road" initiative, providing one-stop cross-border financial services for enterprises in the Bohai Rim, Yangtze River Delta, and Chengdu-Chongqing economic circles [3] - The bank plans to enhance cross-border services and digital platforms to create a "financial bridge" connecting domestic and international dual circulation [3]

Core Insights - China is at the forefront of a global industrial chain migration, presenting both challenges and opportunities for Chinese enterprises. The country has benefited from globalization, deepening global connections, rapid digitalization, and a high proportion of global trade, leading to significant economic growth. Looking ahead, the new wave of global industrial chain migration will drive industrial upgrades and increase energy and capital investments, prompting Chinese companies to develop new "going out" strategies, which will also boost overseas financial demand and create new growth opportunities for financial institutions on the international stage [1] Group 1: Investment Trends - The eastern coastal regions of China saw a year-on-year increase of 14% in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), with ASEAN becoming a popular destination for outbound investments. The total import and export trade volume of China grew by nearly 4%, reaching approximately 6 trillion USD, while direct investment flows to ASEAN countries increased by 35% year-on-year [2][11] - From 2014 to 2023, China's total import and export trade volume achieved a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.6%, while the CAGR for total outward direct investment was 4.1%. In 2023, the year-on-year changes in direct investment flows to ASEAN, EU, US, and Australia were +34.7%, -6.1%, -5.2%, and -80.4%, respectively [2] Group 2: Banking Sector Development - Domestic banks are currently in a three-stage development process for international business. The first stage focuses on providing basic cross-border payment and trade financing services primarily to small and medium-sized enterprises engaged in cross-border e-commerce and import-export trade [12] - The second stage involves building overseas channels and capabilities to meet the funding needs of domestic enterprises abroad, focusing on core enterprises in the cross-border trade chain and offering customized products and services [13] - The third stage aims for banks to deepen local operations abroad, becoming truly global banks that serve multinational corporations and local industry leaders, providing a comprehensive range of financial and non-financial services [14] Group 3: Opportunities for Commercial Banks - Commercial banks should leverage regional advantages and their own strengths to define international business development goals and strategies, focusing on cross-border and outbound customer segments [15] - The rapid growth of cross-border e-commerce has created significant demand for cross-border settlement and international trade financing, with the scale of cross-border e-commerce imports and exports reaching 2.6 trillion RMB, growing at an annual rate of 13% [16][18] - To meet the diverse overseas business and credit needs of outbound enterprises, banks can enhance cooperation with local and regional banks, ensuring that recommended partner banks are capable of serving the needs of domestic clients [24] Group 4: Strategic Recommendations - International business is a strategic choice that can bring new revenue growth potential. Banks are advised to systematically address key questions to build a differentiated international business framework, focusing on key customer segments, regions, and products [25]