8月21日汇报稿海淀区科技金融创新做法.docVIP

By Xiao Gao 013774235544 SHANGHAI-Beijing’s Haidian District aims to build itself into a global financial hub for technology start-ups by 2020. The district hopes to be a major source of funding for China’s technology start-ups by nurturing private equity industry and encouraging financial innovation. Haidian, which has 2.6 million people and covers 400 square kilometers, is the “silicone valley” of China, the biggest home of China’s technology companies. Haidian is the home of 80 universities including Beijing and Tsinghua. It has 400,000 students, 30,000 graduate students, 100,000 private companies and 15,000 technology companies (including Lenovo, IBM and AMD) and is headquarters for 13 NASDAQ companies. The goal will be achieved in two phases. By 2015，the district aims to be home of 500 private equity firms managing over 500 billion yuan in assets. Number of financial institutions and their branches will reach 2,200, of which more than 50 are credit and investment guarantee companies for start-ups. There will also be 25 financial companies, providing financial services especially for technology start-ups. And a total of 300 companies based in the district will be publicly listed, either domestically or abroad, forming what it calls the “Zhongguancun Board”. By 2020, a sound financing system will be built up, providing financing services for all the life circle of technology companies. The district’s ambitious goal dovetails with China’s plan to cultivate 3,000 university-based technology start-ups over the next five years.  The five-year plan is centered around the countrys university-based science parks and drafted by the ministries of technology and education. It aims to boost startup businesses and the country’s technology employment. By 2015, the number of university-based science parks will reach 200, and they are projected to transfer about 10,000 technological projects into products within five years, the plan states. Financial sector developed rapid