Recently, Li Yunze, Secretary of the Party Committee and Director of the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission, chaired a large-scale banking high-quality development symposium to listen to relevant opinions and suggestions. Zhou Liang, member of the Commission's Party Committee and Deputy Director, participated in the symposium. At the meeting, senior officials from 9 banking institutions including China Development Bank, Export-Import Bank, Agricultural Development Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank, Agricultural Bank, Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Bank of Communications, and Postal Savings Bank, discussed the current opportunities and challenges facing large banks and the banking industry. They provided opinions and suggestions for the next step of high-quality development by analyzing the domestic and foreign situations.

Li Yunze attentively listened to the speeches of the participants and engaged in in-depth interactive exchanges with everyone. He pointed out that large banks are the main force serving the real economy and the cornerstone of maintaining financial stability. It is necessary to actively support the high-quality development of the economy and society, intensify efforts to implement a comprehensive policy package for stable growth, accelerate the expansion and effectiveness of the urban real estate financing coordination mechanism, promote the implementation and effectiveness of the coordination mechanism for financing small and micro enterprises. It is essential to establish a technology financial system that is consistent with technological innovation, actively promote stable growth in foreign trade, and support the implementation of measures to stimulate consumption. Large banks need to enhance their own high-quality development capabilities, continuously strengthen risk control, improve asset-liability management, enhance comprehensive cost management, rationally grasp the relationship between efficiency, scale, and quality, emphasize the balance of "quantity, price, and risk," and actively explore differentiated development models that suit their own characteristics.