Chen Mao-bo Visits Financial Regulators General Director to Brief on Hong Kong's Latest Economic and Financial Situation

SighingCashier · 2026-03-20T17:16:33+00:00

Financial Secretary Paul Chan continued his visit in Beijing today, meeting with institutions related to financial development and regulation as well as macroeconomic planning, including a meeting with Li Yunze, Director of the National Financial Supervision and Administration Commission.During the relevant meetings, both sides engaged in in-depth exchanges of views on the national and global economic and financial situation, development trends, the thinking and key work directions of the "15th Five-Year Plan" outline, and how Hong Kong can better align with national development strategies and better serve the country's overall development agenda. Chan also introduced Hong Kong's latest economic and financial status, noting that with strong national support, Hong Kong's economy is developing stably on an overall upward trajectory. He stated that under the leadership of the Chief Executive, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region is expediting the formulation of Hong Kong's first five-year plan, actively integrating with and serving the country's overall development agenda.In the financial sector, Hong Kong will balance and coordinate the development and security

SighingCashier

2026-03-20 17:16:33

Financial Secretary Paul Chan continues his visit in Beijing today, visiting institutions related to financial development, regulation, and macroeconomic planning, including a meeting with Li Yunze, Director of the National Financial Regulatory Administration.

During the meetings, both sides discussed the national and global economic and financial situations, development trends, the ideas and key work directions of the “14th Five-Year Plan,” and how Hong Kong can better align with the country’s development strategies and serve the overall national development. Paul Chan also introduced Hong Kong’s latest economic and financial conditions, mentioning that with the strong support of the country, Hong Kong’s economy is steadily improving. He stated that under the leadership of the Chief Executive, Hong Kong is actively formulating its first five-year plan and proactively integrating into and serving the country’s development.

In the financial sector, Hong Kong will balance development and security, enhance existing advantages, and explore emerging fields, steadily advancing the diversification and high-quality development of financial services, consolidating and elevating Hong Kong’s status as an international financial center, and contributing to the building of a strong financial nation. Additionally, Hong Kong will leverage its strengths to contribute to the modernization of the industrial system and technological self-reliance, especially by attracting international high-end talent and promoting technological and industrial innovation through coordinated development with northern metropolitan areas and neighboring cities in the Greater Bay Area.

Financial Services and the Treasury Secretary Christopher Hui, Hong Kong Monetary Authority Chief Executive Eddie Yue, Securities and Futures Commission Chairman Huang Tianyou, and SFC Chief Executive Officer Lisa Fong attended all or part of the meetings and reported on their respective areas of work.

Paul Chan will attend the China Development High-Level Forum 2026 and related events on Saturday and Sunday.

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