From July 8-10, 2025, Guojin Securities Research Institute partnered with China Construction Bank's (CCB) headquarters and Jiangxi branch, alongside Bond Department VII of Guojin Securities Investment Banking Headquarters, to conduct a comprehensive three-day field research initiative across Jiangxi Province. The event drew participation from over ten major institutional investors including public funds, insurance asset managers, and securities firms. Focused on Jiangxi's evolving financial ecosystem and urban investment platform transformations, the program featured on-site enterprise visits, thematic discussions, and regional analysis – establishing a dynamic interface between capital markets and local economic development.
Participants conducted intensive investigations across Nanchang and Jiujiang cities, holding ten specialized sessions to evaluate fourteen enterprises spanning financial holding groups, asset management firms, and credit guarantee institutions. Key urban investment platforms underwent meticulous field assessments. Through targeted dialogues and granular analysis, investors gained critical insights into Jiangxi's financial reforms, local government debt resolution progress, and market-oriented transition pathways for financing vehicles – generating actionable intelligence for portfolio optimization and risk mitigation.
Mao Qingqiu, Senior Fixed Income Analyst at Guojin Securities Research Institute, noted: "This expedition marks a pivotal chapter in our 'Fixed Income · Regional Insights' series, demonstrating our commitment to ground-level research supporting real economic growth. Having covered 27 provinces over three years, Jiangxi's innovative approaches to financial restructuring and debt management offer valuable benchmarks. Our mission is to help investors decode regional economic potential." The collaboration signifies deepening industry-academia ties between Guojin and CCB, promising forward-looking research outputs to enhance capital market services for the real economy.
Xu Linzhe, General Manager of Bond Department VII, emphasized Jiangxi's strategic importance: "We've long prioritized this market, guiding provincial enterprises through financing strategies and bond issuances. This initiative will institutionalize investor communication channels, spotlighting Jiangxi companies' fundamentals and growth trajectories." Guojin Securities will leverage its integrated "Investment Banking + Research + Investment" model, delivering end-to-end solutions from capital structuring to investor matchmaking.
A CCB headquarters executive highlighted the state-owned bank's stabilizing role: "By channeling financial resources precisely and mitigating municipal debt risks, we anchor economic services. This joint effort exemplifies CCB's institutional strengths merging with Guojin's expertise – we'll co-develop financial solutions for Jiangxi's advancement." CCB's Jiangxi branch reinforced its localized approach: "This event showcases reform achievements while refining financial services. We'll catalyze bank-enterprise synergies to bolster Jiangxi's national economic standing."
Beyond providing exclusive market intelligence, the program forged vital connections between regional enterprises and institutional capital. Guojin Research Institute and CCB will expand multidimensional cooperation, while enhancing internal coordination with Guojin's investment banking division – driving regional financial-capital market integration through ongoing field research and specialized studies to fuel high-quality economic development.
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