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[China Securities Regulatory Commission: A series of measures will be launched to promote the high-quality development of the integrated New OTC Market of the Beijing Stock Exchange] On October 19, at the opening ceremony of the 2026 Financial Street Forum Annual Meeting, Wu Qing, Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, said that Beijing’s capital market continues to develop and grow, and the market value of listed companies and the scale of bonds and private equity are all leading the country. Especially in the five years since the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange, a group of specialized and new enterprises have gathered together. The number of listed companies and the total market value have increased more than three times compared with the initial opening of the market, and the transaction volume has increased nearly 10 times. An important leap has been achieved from the establishment of the market to the basic formation of the system and then to the basic improvement of the ecology. In the next step, the China Securities Regulatory Commission will anchor the position of serving innovative small and medium-sized enterprises, steadily launch a series of measures such as the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 ETF, the Beijing Stock Exchange's new share placement, innovative evaluation standards, and optimize the hierarchical management of the New Third Board to promote the integrated high-quality development of the New Third Board of the North Exchange. At the same time, we will increase efforts to support the in-depth integration of technological innovation and industrial innovation, support Beijing Haidian and other areas in accelerating the implementation of practical sample cases of technology finance in the capital market, promote the establishment of the Beijing Capital Market Society, strengthen the effect of factors, institutions, and talent agglomeration, continuously improve the development level of Beijing's capital market, and better serve the high-quality development of the capital's economy.
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