A high-level delegation from the Shanghai Municipal Financial Regulatory Bureau, led by Executive Deputy Director Zhou Xiaoquan, recently visited the Shenzhen headquarters of Sunline. The visit aimed to explore the latest advancements in financial technology and discuss how digital transformation can support Shanghai’s ambition to become a premier international financial hub. Jameson Li, Group CEO of Sunline and Executive Vice President Zhao Weihong hosted the delegation, leading a strategic symposium focused on the intersection of cloud-native technology, AI, and the banking sector.
Driving the Next Wave of Digital Banking
During the session, Executive Deputy Director Zhou Xiaoquan outlined Sunline’s two-decade journey as a pioneer in financial IT. He highlighted the company’s evolution into a provider of "full-stack" solutions, ranging from digital core banking to AI-driven management tools.
"Sunline is committed to empowering financial institutions through every stage of their digital journey," said Zhao. "In Shanghai specifically, we have been instrumental in deploying next-generation core systems for major regional banks. These projects are a direct contribution to the 'Five Major Pillars of Finance'—Technology, Green, Inclusive, Pension, and Digital Finance—that are shaping the future of the industry."
Empowering Shanghai’s "Five Centers" Vision
Director Zhou commended Sunline for its technological milestones and industry impact, highlighting Shanghai’s strategic roadmap to solidify its global leadership across the "Five Centers": economy, finance, trade, shipping, and technological innovation. By urging Sunline to further leverage its R&D expertise, he emphasized that the synergy between the company’s technical capabilities and Shanghai’s financial ecosystem is essential for fostering a high-quality, resilient fintech environment and driving the next generation of financial product innovation.
A Shared Commitment to Excellence
The visit concluded with a mutual agreement to deepen the dialogue between regulatory bodies and technology leaders. Both parties expressed their intent to collaborate on initiatives that promote sustainable growth and high-quality digital evolution across the global financial landscape.
