From September 8 to 11, the 26th China International Investment and Trade Fair hosted by China's Ministry of Commerce was held in Xiamen. Most of the leading financial institutions participating in the exhibition appeared in the “Invest in China” section of this year's investment fair, showcasing their professional strength with an international and digitally intelligent exhibition design, which intuitively shows that leading asset management institutions actively embrace a high level of openness to the outside world and face the world. Many financial institutions are also building communication bridges with the public, actively promoting financial culture with Chinese characteristics, popularizing financial knowledge, promoting rational investment concepts, and continuously expanding the coverage and dissemination influence of financial culture and investment education work. Field staff from a number of financial institutions, including Harvest Fund, CCF, and Cathay Pacific Haitong, said that only half a day after opening, many domestic and foreign investment institutions have come to contact us to inquire about the company's business situation and representative product line. “There are two main points of consultation from foreign-funded institutions. One is to invest in our A-share fund products and pay more attention to investment opportunities in the technology sector; the other is to hope that domestic public funding institutions will participate more actively in overseas investment.” According to a staff member of the Guangdevelopment Fund. At the exhibition site, several Middle Eastern delegations made a special trip to visit financial institution booths and had in-depth and practical exchanges with on-site staff on topics such as cross-border asset allocation plans and global market investment opportunities. Many financial institutions believe that judging from current development trends, global capital is continuing to increase the Chinese market. “Investing in China is not an option; it is a must” has become the general consensus of multinational companies and global financial institutions.

From September 8 to 11, the 26th China International Investment and Trade Fair hosted by China's Ministry of Commerce was held in Xiamen. Most of the leading financial institutions participating in the exhibition appeared in the “Invest in China” section of this year's investment fair, showcasing their professional strength with an international and digitally intelligent exhibition design, which intuitively shows that leading asset management institutions actively embrace a high level of openness to the outside world and face the world. Many financial institutions are also building communication bridges with the public, actively promoting financial culture with Chinese characteristics, popularizing financial knowledge, promoting rational investment concepts, and continuously expanding the coverage and dissemination influence of financial culture and investment education work. Field staff from a number of financial institutions, including Harvest Fund, CCF, and Cathay Pacific Haitong, said that only half a day after opening, many domestic and foreign investment institutions have come to contact us to inquire about the company's business situation and representative product line. “There are two main points of consultation from foreign-funded institutions. One is to invest in our A-share fund products and pay more attention to investment opportunities in the technology sector; the other is to hope that domestic public funding institutions will participate more actively in overseas investment.” According to a staff member of the Guangdevelopment Fund. At the exhibition site, several Middle Eastern delegations made a special trip to visit financial institution booths and had in-depth and practical exchanges with on-site staff on topics such as cross-border asset allocation plans and global market investment opportunities. Many financial institutions believe that judging from current development trends, global capital is continuing to increase the Chinese market. “Investing in China is not an option; it is a must” has become the general consensus of multinational companies and global financial institutions.