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The existence of the stock exchange has many influences on a city. First of all, it attracted a large number of financial institutions to gather and formed a complete financial industrial chain. Securities companies, fund companies and investment banks have set up branches in Shenzhen, where Shenzhen Stock Exchange is located. These financial institutions cooperate and compete with each other, which improves the efficiency and quality of financial services. Secondly, the development of stock exchanges has led to the gathering of relevant professionals, including financial analysts, investment consultants and securities lawyers. The influx of these talents not only improved the financial professional level of the city, but also promoted the development of the city's overall education and culture. Finally, the stock trading activities of the stock exchange promote the flow of capital and make the city one of the capital allocation centers in the region, even the whole country and the whole world.Xiong'an new area is positioned as a national millennium plan and a national event, and its development goal is to become a national model for high-quality development and a new engine for promoting the coordinated development of Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei. To achieve this goal, we need strong financial support. At present, xiong'an new area is actively building a modern industrial system, attracting high-end manufacturing, modern service industry and scientific and technological innovation enterprises to settle in. These enterprises need a lot of capital investment in the development process. In addition to the traditional indirect financing methods such as bank loans, direct financing in the securities market is a more efficient and flexible way.1. Shenzhen's development example

2. Challenges and countermeasures1. Feasibility analysis2. The all-round influence of the stock exchange on the city

1. Shenzhen's development example2. Challenges and countermeasuresSecond, xiong'an new area's strategic positioning and demand for stock exchanges