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The opening ceremony of the industry-finance training base of Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) and China Minsheng Bank Corporation (CMBC) was held in Shenzhen on June 18. The 1st training session of the base was opened on the same day. Attending the opening ceremony and the 1st training session were more than 60 business backbones from CMBC Shenzhen Branch, CMBC Guangzhou Branch, the Financial Market Department, the Corporate Business Department, the Credit Review Department, the Trade Banking Department and the operation agencies.
Wang Yufei, DCE Vice Present, noted at the opening ceremony that the opening of the industry-finance training base was the result of the in-depth cooperation between DCE and CMBC and a good attempt of implementing the financial supply-side reform of the central authority and exploring the new mechanism of serving the real economy. Wang hoped that the two sides would carry out diversified result-oriented training activities for relevant institutions, industries and talents with the base as the platform and activities as the carrier, and jointly study and discuss to provide the new bank-futures cooperation mode of “Risk Management +” for the development of the industry enterprises and the real economy.
Wang added that serving the real economy has been the mission that DCE has held fast to for a long time. The industry-finance training base was the new attempt of further strengthening the market work and serving the real economy. Next, DCE would continue the construction of industry-finance training base, enrich the activities of the base, and provide participants with practical, effective and applicable courses. And it would, with the industry-finance training base as the breakthrough, combine the futures market’s risk management function with commercial banks’ financing function to form a closed cycle of risk management, credit improvement and financing service for the upstream, middle stream and downstream of the industry chain, thus guaranteeing the stable development of entity enterprises in the increasingly complicated macro-economic situation.
