More than 30 renowned finance scholars from top domestic universities gathered at Shenzhen University (SZU) for the fourth Greater Bay Area Fintech University Symposium on June 22.
The symposium focused on how fintech can empower new productive forces, which refer to advanced productivity freed from traditional economic growth models. This includes high technology, high efficiency, and high quality, aligning with the country's new development philosophy.
During the symposium, SZU's Fintech and Digital Intelligence Management Research Center, which is also a Guangdong Province Social Science Research Base, was inaugurated.
The center will conduct in-depth theoretical research and practical applications in fintech and digital intelligence management. It will analyze the current state and future trends of fintech and digital intelligence management, investigate the impacts of artificial intelligence, blockchain, big data, cloud computing, the Internet of Things, and other information technologies on finance and enterprise management, and support the rapid and healthy development of related industries in China.
In his speech, Li Yonghua, vice president of SZU, said that the center aims to integrate the high-quality resources of fintech, electronics and information engineering, big data, and other disciplines. The goal is to make significant academic breakthroughs in the fundamental theories and practical applications of fintech and digital intelligence management.
The symposium spanned three days and included seven parallel sessions focusing on five topics: fintech, asset pricing, sustainable finance, macrofinance, and the Chinese financial markets.
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