The China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission held a meeting on key proposals and recommendations from the 2026 Two Sessions focused on inclusive finance. The discussion centered on how to further improve China’s inclusive finance framework and raise the quality of financial services for small and micro enterprises, agriculture and rural borrowers, and private enterprises. Participants reviewed the main constraints facing inclusive finance and discussed policy suggestions including stronger financial supervision, a more complete organizational framework for inclusive finance, broader product supply, and a cross-department coordination mechanism to improve implementation. Other points raised included stronger top-level policy design, innovation in inclusive finance models, better financing access for private enterprises on an equal basis, and improved credit assessment methods by financial institutions. Officials from the National Development and Reform Commission, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, People’s Bank of China, China Securities Regulatory Commission, and the Supreme People’s Court joined the meeting and outlined progress in their respective work. Next, the commission said it will systematically review the proposals with relevant departments, incorporate them into policy work where appropriate, strengthen interagency coordination, and refine measures aimed at meeting more diverse financing needs in the small business, rural, and private enterprise segments.

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