BEIJING, Oct. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — During October 19-22, the Annual Conference of Financial Street Forum 2026, a key financial event in Beijing, will unveil over 100 outcomes on related standards, platforms and open cooperation.
By then, Chinese financial authorities will also release a series of policies on financial reform and development, said Zeng Linfeng, acting head of Xicheng District in Beijing, at a news briefing for the conference on Monday.
Compared to the past sessions, new thematic meetings on insurance and investment are set this year, likely to further reinforce the role of finance in serving the real economy, noted Zeng.
For the first time, the annual conference will hold events at an African sub-venue, alongside a three-site live connection among Beijing, Hong Kong and London.
This year, the annual conference will feature one main forum, several parallel forums, three thematic meetings on fintech, insurance and investment, and other supporting activities.
Under the theme of “building an open, collaborative and inclusive ecosystem for global financial development”, the annual conference will bring together more than 400 heavyweight participants from over 40 countries and regions.
Established in 2012, the Financial Street Forum is reputed as the “wind vane for China’s financial reform and development” and this year’s annual conference is co-hosted by the Beijing Municipal Government, the People’s Bank of China, the National Financial Regulatory Administration, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, Xinhua News Agency and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange.
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