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On May 28, the 2026 Global Investor Conference, hosted by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE), was held in Shenzhen. The conference is themed with ‘Capital Markets and Innovative Growth—Opportunities in China under the 15th Five-Year Plan’. Liu Haoling, Vice Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), Li Yun, Vice Governor of Guangdong Province, and Tao Yongxin, Vice Mayor of Shenzhen, attended the opening ceremony and delivered speeches. The two-day conference was attended on-site by several Chinese and foreign academics and experts, and representatives from overseas regulatory authorities, stock exchanges, asset management institutions, venture capital firms, industry organizations, and listed companies from 24 countries and regions, as well as the leaders of SZSE.
Guests from China and abroad shared their insights on topics including global economic and technological development trends, the development of emerging and future industries, the empowering listed companies overseas expansion, capital market reform, opening-up, and cooperation, and the improvement of a market ecosystem that encourages long-term investment. Participating institutions stated that under the guidance of the 15th Five-Year Plan, China has demonstrated remarkable industrial resilience and vitality, with strong momentum for high-quality development. This is driven by stable macroeconomic policies, a vast market scale, a prominent leading position in innovation, and the deep integration of AI with supply chains and innovation ecosystems. China’s capital market has continued to stabilize and improve, with a series of innovative measures including reform of the ChiNext Board yielding tangible results. This provides an excellent window for medium- and long-term capital to invest in the value of China's sci-tech innovation and growth.
During the conference, SZSE and Sina Finance jointly released the English Case Studies on ESG Practices of SZSE-listed Companies, showcasing their practices in shaping the intrinsic value of sustainable development. SZSE signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) with the Bank of China and Kazakhstan Stock Exchange respectively , focusing on improving cross-border service for listed companies and strengthening cooperation. Nineteen representative companies listed on the Shenzhen market in characteristic industries such as AI, high-end manufacturing, and new consumption held dozens of one-on-one roadshows and exchanges with overseas investors.
Looking ahead, under the leadership of the CSRC, SZSE will remain committed to market-oriented, law-based, and internationalized development. It will deepen reforms, expand opening-up, and optimize services, and work to enhance the inclusiveness and adaptability of its systems. This aims to better serve the growth of companies in new industries, business forms, and technologies, and continuously improve its capacity to support the development of new quality productive forces. Simultaneously, SZSE will further implement the new round of arrangements for expanding the opening-up of capital markets. It will steadily expand connectivity mechanisms and study detailed measures to optimize and implement the QFII system, better serving the coordinated development of onshore and offshore markets.It will enrich the supply of diversified products, strengthen international cooperation in index compilation, and actively promote the development of overseas ETF products. It will improve the service system for listed companies and international investors, support and guide listed companies in the orderly rollout of international businesses, further enrich the provision of information to overseas investors, and continuously enhance market inclusiveness, adaptability and attractiveness.