Recently, the Financial Industry Committee of China Chamber of Commerce in Australia (CCCA) successfully hosted an economic outlook exchange event for Chinese financial institutions operating in Australia. Ye Wei, Counsellor and Consul in charge of commercial affairs at the Chinese Consulate-General in Sydney, along with Chen Jianyu, Chairman of the Financial Industry Committee and General Manager of the Sydney Branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, attended the event and delivered speeches. Heads of more than a dozen Chinese banks, insurance companies, and other financial institutions in Australia participated in the exchange.

The event focused on current economic trends and covered topics such as the macroeconomic outlook in Australia and the application of artificial intelligence in the financial sector. Experts, including the Chief Economist of PwC and specialists in AI, were invited to give keynote speeches. Representatives from participating institutions engaged in in-depth discussions and active exchanges based on the presentations and their own operational experiences. The discussions centered on how Chinese financial institutions can enhance local service capabilities and seize opportunities presented by technological transformation in the new economic environment. The event was marked by enthusiastic interaction and received positive feedback.

The Financial Industry Committee remains committed to supporting the development of Chinese financial institutions in Australia. Through organizing multi-level and diverse exchange activities, it continues to build a collaborative platform that serves the broader context of China-Australia economic and trade relations, and actively contributes to deepening practical cooperation in the financial sector between the two countries.