Securities firms have successfully implemented the special evaluation of the "five major articles" in finance, and it will be formally implemented after the trial period. Three major adjustments have attracted attention.

The Securities Association plans to transform the "Special Evaluation Measures for Securities Companies to Do Well in Five Major Financial Articles" from a trial to formal implementation, and will use an adjusted index system. Currently, opinions are being solicited from industry insiders. Industry insiders believe that this revision has three key points: first, the score ranking range of quantitative indicators will be expanded from the top 50 to the top 60, aiming to encourage more institutions to actively deploy; second, the scoring method for "continuous investment of business resources" will be changed from comprehensive growth rate to specific growth rate, allowing participating companies to concentrate resources on specialized areas and encouraging brokerage firms to develop differentiating and distinctive features; third, there will be changes in the criteria, adding indirect investment methods in the statistical criteria for "equity investment in the technology field," and adding managed asset securitization products to the four major indicators. Additionally, there will be added projects for domestic companies listing overseas, cross-border mergers and acquisitions, reinforcing the emphasis on overseas expansion and empowerment.