Huijin is a state-owned enterprise in China, mainly engaged in financial investment. Its full name is "Central Huijin Investment Co., Ltd.", which was established in 65438+February 2003 and is headquartered in Beijing. Huijin is controlled by China Investment Corporation (CIC), the central government agency responsible for managing China's sovereign wealth funds.

The main tasks of Huijin include:

1. Make equity investment in key state-owned financial enterprises to enhance the control and influence of state-owned financial capital.

2. Actively participate in corporate governance, optimize the ownership structure, improve the management level of enterprises, and promote the sustained, healthy and stable development of financial enterprises.

3. Follow the laws of the market, give play to the decisive role of the market in resource allocation, and promote the rational allocation and effective utilization of financial resources.

Huijin has a wide range of investment fields, covering banking, securities, insurance, trust and other financial fields. In China's financial market, Huijin holds shares in many large financial institutions, such as China Industrial and Commercial Bank, China Bank, China Construction Bank, China Agricultural Bank and other state-owned commercial banks, as well as policy banks such as China Development Bank and The Export-Import Bank of China. In addition, Huijin also invested in securities companies such as CITIC Securities and Shenwan Hongyuan, as well as insurance companies such as PICC China and China Life Insurance.

Huijin Company has played an important role in China's financial system. Through its equity investment and corporate governance, it is helpful to maintain financial stability, promote financial reform and promote financial innovation.