artificial intelligence<\/a>.<\/p>\n“China’s booming emerging and future industries urgently \u200cneeds capital support,” Wu said \u2060in a speech posted on the watchdog’s website.<\/p>\n
China’s fund industry should focus on national strategies, and also “needs to improve \u2060global competitiveness and the ability to cope with external shocks.”<\/p>\n
Wu’s speech came a day after the CSRC tightened oversight of the country’s $3.4 trillion private fund \u200bindustry, and \u200bweeks after Beijing clamped down on “illegal” \u200bcross-border investment.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, volatility is increasing \u200cin global markets. On Friday, U.S.-traded chipmakers plunged, wiping out about $1.3 trillion in market value.<\/p>\n
“External uncertainties are rising, global financial markets are fluctuating at high levels and global assets are undergoing a major rebalancing,” Wu said.<\/p>\n
“At the same time, a new wave of technological revolution led by artificial intelligence \u200curgently needs a more compatible financial system.”<\/p>\n
Wu \u200burged China’s private equity firms to play \u200ba more “strategic and fundamental” role \u200bin supporting innovation, and step up long-term investment in early-stage, \u200chard-technology start-ups.<\/p>\n
Fund managers should also embrace new \u200btechnologies such as \u200bAI to empower their business, Wu said. But he warned against concept hype, convoluted investment structures and excessive speculation.<\/p>\n
Regulators will also tighten \u200bsupervision of computer-driven program \u200ctrading to create a more level playing field and prevent unfair \u200buse of technologies, Wu said.<\/p>\n
($1 = 6.7655 Chinese yuan renminbi)<\/p>\n
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