On September 22, Yang Yu, head of the Cross-border Marketing Department of the Bank of Jiangsu Head Office, attended and delivered a special presentation at the “2026 Symposium for Shenzhen Companies to Go to Hong Kong Listing and Cornerstone Investors” hosted by the Securities Times, focusing on practical blockages such as capital coordination, architecture construction, and foreign exchange compliance commonly encountered by enterprises in the cross-border financing and global layout process, combined with first-line business practices to deeply dismantle real implementation cases such as cross-border mergers and acquisitions and overseas factory construction. Yang Yu clearly demonstrated that banking institutions can build a full-cycle cross-border financial service system for mainland enterprises from the dimensions of transaction structure design, capital path planning, exchange rate and compliance risk management, and financing plan customization, and integrate “financial+non-financial” integrated service capabilities to help enterprises steadily expand the global market with customized financial solutions. The sharing provided practical reference for more than 100 listed companies from Shenzhen planning to go to Hong Kong on the scene, and received widespread attention from the participating company representatives. The event was hosted by the Securities Times and co-organized by the Shenzhen Financial Stability and Development Research Institute, the Shenzhen Association of Listed Companies, and the International Listing Exchange Center. It focused on the core pain points and development needs of Shenzhen listed companies planning to go to Hong Kong, unblocked a full chain of policy interpretation, practical guidance, and capital docking services, and built a one-stop and specialized Hong Kong stock listing exchange platform.

On September 22, Yang Yu, head of the Cross-border Marketing Department of the Bank of Jiangsu Head Office, attended and delivered a special presentation at the “2026 Symposium for Shenzhen Companies to Go to Hong Kong Listing and Cornerstone Investors” hosted by the Securities Times, focusing on practical blockages such as capital coordination, architecture construction, and foreign exchange compliance commonly encountered by enterprises in the cross-border financing and global layout process, combined with first-line business practices to deeply dismantle real implementation cases such as cross-border mergers and acquisitions and overseas factory construction. Yang Yu clearly demonstrated that banking institutions can build a full-cycle cross-border financial service system for mainland enterprises from the dimensions of transaction structure design, capital path planning, exchange rate and compliance risk management, and financing plan customization, and integrate “financial+non-financial” integrated service capabilities to help enterprises steadily expand the global market with customized financial solutions. The sharing provided practical reference for more than 100 listed companies from Shenzhen planning to go to Hong Kong on the scene, and received widespread attention from the participating company representatives. The event was hosted by the Securities Times and co-organized by the Shenzhen Financial Stability and Development Research Institute, the Shenzhen Association of Listed Companies, and the International Listing Exchange Center. It focused on the core pain points and development needs of Shenzhen listed companies planning to go to Hong Kong, unblocked a full chain of policy interpretation, practical guidance, and capital docking services, and built a one-stop and specialized Hong Kong stock listing exchange platform.