The Shenzhen Stock Exchange holds a seminar on medium and long-term capital investment strategies.

On April 11th, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange organized a medium to long-term capital investment strategy meeting in Beijing, inviting experts from various fields to share their views on macroeconomics, international relations, investment strategies, and asset allocation. The person in charge of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange stated that the recent global stock market fluctuations have once again emphasized the importance of medium to long-term capital as a "ballast" and "stabilizer" for maintaining the stable and healthy operation of the market. The Party Central Committee and the State Council attach great importance to the entry of medium to long-term capital into the market, and have made clear deployments multiple times to promote the entry of medium to long-term capital into the market. With relevant policies and systems gradually being implemented, the support of the capital market for the entry of medium to long-term capital is gradually turning from a blueprint into a reality. As an organizer and frontline regulator of the market, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, under the unified leadership of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, has refined relevant work plans in response to new situations and requirements. Focusing on key areas such as product supply, optimizing the environment, and connecting services, the Exchange is helping to address the bottlenecks in the entry of medium to long-term capital to the market. This includes improving the supply of equity and debt-based products on the product end, optimizing mechanisms to enhance transaction convenience on the institutional end, and targeting measures to build a service matrix on the service end. The Shenzhen Stock Exchange will continue to work with various entities to continuously optimize and promote the entry of medium to long-term capital into the market, shining the light of "long-termism" on the path of "value investment", and jointly promoting the stabilization and improvement of the market. The meeting focused on two main themes of macro policy and investment practices, with keynote speeches and strategy sharing sessions. Experts from government, academia, and market institutions discussed policy issues of concern to medium to long-term capital, with a focus on the transformation of economic work priorities, the characteristics and trends of insurance funds entering the market, and the international situation and China-US relations, aiming to enhance participants' understanding of macro policies. During the strategy sharing session, institutional investors' trading practices were discussed, with experts from brokerages and fund companies sharing insights on macroeconomics and investment strategies, asset selection and paths to achieving absolute returns, and the application of ETFs in asset allocation, providing guidance for the investment practices of medium to long-term funds at the meeting. Attendees unanimously expressed their commitment to maintaining confidence and composure in the face of the current complex international situation and increased market uncertainty, upholding long-termism and professionalism, continuously improving professional research capabilities, striving for reasonable investor returns, and fully leveraging the market's role as a "stabilizer" and an "accelerator" for economic development to contribute to the stable and healthy development of the capital market.