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Wu Qing to Attend 2026 Financial Street Forum Annual Meeting and Deliver Keynote Speech

On October 12, during the press conference for the 2026 Financial Street Forum Annual Meeting, Wang Li, Deputy Director of the General Office of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), announced that CSRC Chairman Wu Qing will attend the opening ceremony of the forum on October 19 and deliver a keynote speech. Additionally, several other CSRC leaders and heads of relevant departments and systems will also participate in related activities of the forum. Wang Li introduced that on October 21, the CSRC will host a main forum focused on 'Building First-Class Investment Institutions to Serve the High-Quality Development of Capital Markets and Share New Investment Opportunities in China.' The main forum will include leadership speeches and keynote presentations, as well as two roundtable discussions, which will cover nurturing and expanding patient capital and long-term investment opportunities in China's capital market under bilateral openness. Experts from well-known domestic and international industry institutions will be invited to discuss topics such as industry empowerment, investment trends, compliance development, and international cooperation.

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