The Financial Office is the abbreviation of the Financial Services (Work) Office. Its function is to coordinate the work of financial institutions within its jurisdiction. It is a department-level or deputy-department-level unit that accepts the work guidance of the higher-level Financial Bureau. The Financial Bureau is a department-level unit and is also responsible for the local government.

of institutions.

It is a public institution.

The local government financial office is the financial steward who plans local economic development, the organizer of local financial ecological construction, the controller of the financial industry layout, and the firewall of local financial monitoring.

The Financial Office is an agency under the local government. It is generally an office under the jurisdiction of the local government. It is usually a department-level unit and is subject to the business guidance of the superior financial bureau.

The function of the Financial Office is to implement the party and the country’s policies, laws and regulations on banking, securities, futures, insurance, trust and other financial work, as well as the policies and various decisions and resolutions of the provincial party committee and the provincial government on local financial work, etc.

Supervise, inspect and implement the important work arrangements of the municipal party committee and municipal government on financial work.

Guide, encourage and support the reform, innovation and business expansion of various financial institutions, and increase support for the development of local economies and various undertakings; research and analyze the macro-financial situation, national financial policies and the city's financial operations, and formulate local financial and financial industry

Development of short- and medium-term planning and work plans.

Propose opinions and suggestions on improving the financial development and safety environment, strengthen services to the financial industry, securities industry, and insurance industry, and promote coordinated development and stability of the local economy, etc.

Scope of responsibilities of the Finance Office: 1. Cooperate with relevant financial regulatory agencies to guide the reform and innovation of the local fund financial industry and promote the healthy development of the local financial industry; undertake the daily supervision of small loan companies, financing guarantee institutions and other local financial institutions.

2. Participate in national asset management and supervision of local state-owned financial assets in accordance with relevant regulations to maintain local financial order.

3. Responsible for cultivating and promoting the entry of the municipal multi-level capital market into the capital market and the development of the insurance market; regarding enterprises, the municipal government should guide and review recommendation work, and guide listed companies' regulatory fan development, asset restructuring, issuance of copyrights, additional issuance, etc.

We will coordinate and facilitate investment attraction for major financial projects.

4. Work with relevant financial regulatory agencies to prevent and mitigate this situation and handle local financial risks to assist relevant departments in responding to and handling illegal financial activities.

5. Establish and guide financial institutions to support and provide services to farmers. Legal basis: Article 5 of the Regulations on the Management of State-owned Assets of Administrative Institutions. The financial department of the State Council is responsible for formulating the rules and regulations for the management of state-owned assets of administrative institutions and is responsible for organizing and implementing them.

Supervise and inspect, and take the lead in preparing reports on the management of administrative state-owned assets. The State Council's agency affairs management department and relevant agency affairs management departments shall work with relevant departments to perform state-owned asset management responsibilities of relevant central administrative institutions in accordance with laws and regulations, and formulate state-owned asset management reports for central administrative institutions.

Specific systems and methods shall be organized and implemented, and shall accept the guidance, supervision and inspection of the financial department of the State Council. Relevant departments shall strengthen the management of state-owned assets of central administrative institutions, optimize management methods, and improve management efficiency in accordance with the provisions of their responsibilities and the principles of centralization, unification, classification and classification.