Fang Xinghai, vice chairman of the China Finance Society, told the 2026 Summer Davos forum on June 24 that U.S. limits on capital inflows have, to some extent, stimulated China’s private equity and venture capital activity. He said China’s high savings rate leaves large room for capital; ultimately securities investment, FDI and other asset flows depend on the returns Chinese firms can deliver, and as long as innovation continues he believes China’s capital markets will become highly attractive

Fang Xinghai, vice chairman of the China Finance Society, told the 2026 Summer Davos forum on June 24 that U.S. limits on capital inflows have, to some extent, stimulated China’s private equity and venture capital activity. He said China’s high savings rate leaves large room for capital; ultimately securities investment, FDI and other asset flows depend on the returns Chinese firms can deliver, and as long as innovation continues he believes China’s capital markets will become highly attractive to international capital.