The International Financial Leaders Investment Summit concluded with the closing event of the "Dialogue with International Investors" seminar.

The "Dialogue with International Investors" seminar came to a successful conclusion today (November 5), marking the smooth close of the three-day International Financial Leaders Investment Summit held in Hong Kong. The seminar was jointly organized by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the Securities and Futures Commission, and the Financial College, providing a platform for 300 leaders from overseas and local financial markets, business sectors, and public agencies to engage in in-depth discussions and exchange views. The seminar, continuing the summit's theme of "Navigating Change and Moving Forward", invited more than 20 top global investors to share their insights on how to seize emerging investment opportunities in different markets and effectively respond to evolving risks. Participants engaged in discussions on various topics, including geopolitical fragmentation, changes in asset management and alternative investment activities, the development potential of the Asian investment market, and the transformative role of artificial intelligence and digital innovation in reshaping investment activities, risk assessment, and portfolio management. Eddie Yue, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and Chairman of the Financial College, said, "This year is the fourth edition of the summit. As a major international financial event in the Asia-Pacific region, the summit provides a unique platform for international financial leaders to exchange insights on the uncertain situations facing global financial markets and real economies." Dr. Carlson Wong, Chairman of the Securities and Futures Commission, stated, "The summit once again confirms Hong Kong's superior position as a leading financial center in Asia - resilient and innovative, closely connected to the global economy. As the gateway to the Asian markets, we are committed to promoting growth, strengthening investor confidence, and exploring new opportunities for the future." In summary, the three-day summit welcomed over 300 participants, including over 100 group chairmen and CEOs from the world's top financial institutions, including banks, securities firms, asset owners, asset management companies, private equity and venture capital firms, hedge funds, and insurance companies.