UBS Securities Chairman Hu Zhiyi revealed that the 26th UBS Greater China Conference will be held in Shanghai next week. The total number of registered customers reached a record high of 3,600, including about 2,300 investors, an overall increase of 11%. It is worth noting that the number of participants from the US, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa increased by 32%, and global capital from outside Asia showed a marked recovery in the interest of the Chinese market. Foreign capital is shifting from the previous state of relatively passive waiting or entry and exit flows to more proactive, long-term, and targeted participation in transactions. In Hong Kong stock IPOs and refinancing projects, the participation of international long-term capital as the cornerstone or core institutional investors has increased markedly. Judging from the allocation ratio, there is still plenty of room for the return of foreign capital. UBS's tracking data for the world's top 40 international investors shows that although the allocation of foreign capital to Chinese assets rebounded significantly in 2025, there is still plenty of room for improvement compared to the average value from 2017 to 2021.

UBS Securities Chairman Hu Zhiyi revealed that the 26th UBS Greater China Conference will be held in Shanghai next week. The total number of registered customers reached a record high of 3,600, including about 2,300 investors, an overall increase of 11%. It is worth noting that the number of participants from the US, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa increased by 32%, and global capital from outside Asia showed a marked recovery in the interest of the Chinese market. Foreign capital is shifting from the previous state of relatively passive waiting or entry and exit flows to more proactive, long-term, and targeted participation in transactions. In Hong Kong stock IPOs and refinancing projects, the participation of international long-term capital as the cornerstone or core institutional investors has increased markedly. Judging from the allocation ratio, there is still plenty of room for the return of foreign capital. UBS's tracking data for the world's top 40 international investors shows that although the allocation of foreign capital to Chinese assets rebounded significantly in 2025, there is still plenty of room for improvement compared to the average value from 2017 to 2021.