Hosting a Joint Research Visit by the Beijing Federation of Industry and Commerce and the Beijing Securities Regulatory Bureau

   Beijing Think Financial Development Institute participated in the joint research visit organized by the Beijing Federation of Industry and Commerce and the Beijing Securities Regulatory Bureau to the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce Mergers and Acquisitions Association, jointly promoting the high-quality development of the capital's private economy.

   On October 24, Yan Weiqun, Deputy Director of the Municipal United Front Work Department and Party Secretary of the Municipal Federation of Industry and Commerce, led a delegation to the National Federation of Industry and Commerce Mergers and Acquisitions Association for research. Discussions centered on studying and implementing the spirit of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee and leveraging capital markets to serve the high-quality development of the private economy. Lin Wen, First-Level Inspector of the Beijing Securities Regulatory Bureau, attended by invitation and introduced efforts to guide and assist private enterprises in going public, covering areas such as technology, consumption, and industrial upgrading. Beijing Think Financial Development Institute and the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce Mergers and Acquisitions Association jointly hosted the research visit. They actively promoted cooperation with the Beijing Federation of Industry and Commerce to explore establishing a market-oriented platform for deep integration of technological and industrial innovation in the capital. Through capital support and financial empowerment, they aim to connect the entire chain from “university laboratories to private-government collaboration to emerging industry incubation,” accelerating the transformation of scientific achievements into tangible productive forces. Addressing pressing challenges faced by private enterprises—such as financing difficulties, limited M&A pathways, and slow transformation—the collaboration delivers policy interpretation, project matching, and specialized training. These efforts actively contribute to advancing high-quality economic development in the capital.