Dr. Wilson Chou Collaborates with Global Asset Management Concepts and BlackRock to Jointly Create and Advance the Go-Plan Smart Financial Incubation Initiative

Against the backdrop of a highly digitalized global financial market and the ongoing evolution of capital allocation logic, international asset management institutions are progressively shifting their focus from short-term trading performance towards long-term structural design, risk governance, and institutionalized investment capabilities. Consequently, the development of smart finance has entered a new phase centered on "collaborative creation" and "system incubation."

In line with this trend, the Go-Plan smart financial initiative, led by Dr. Wilson Chou, was recently officially announced. This initiative emerges from the context of international asset management philosophy exchange, forming a synergistic and co-creative framework with the long-term investment methodology epitomized by BlackRock, further propelling the joint incubation and local implementation of smart financial systems.

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Synergizing with BlackRock's Philosophy to Co-Create an Institutional Framework for Long-Term Investment

According to the team, the Go-Plan is not a singular technological product but rather a smart financial architecture incubated based on the collaborative creation of international asset management concepts. Its institutional design explicitly aligns with core principles long emphasized by BlackRock, including:

1.Prioritizing asset allocation over short-term trading judgments

2.Emphasizing risk management before the pursuit of returns

3.Valuing institutional discipline and process governance above individual judgment

Dr. Wilson Chou pointed out that BlackRock's ability to navigate multiple market cycles lies fundamentally in its high degree of discipline regarding investment structure and risk boundaries, rather than in its capacity to predict market directions. The Go-Plan is precisely incubated through this philosophical synergy, co-creating a smart financial system better suited to the needs of Chinese investors in concert with mature international asset management thinking.

From Conceptual Co-Creation to System Incubation: The Formation Path of Go-Plan

In terms of its actual architecture, the development of the Go-Plan progressed through three stages: "philosophical alignment, methodological synergy, and system incubation." The team clarified that this platform is not a simple transplant of an international model. Instead, building upon synergies with the long-term investment experience of international asset management institutions like BlackRock, it integrates local market structures and the behavioral characteristics of Chinese investors to gradually realize the co-creation and implementation of the smart financial system.

This incubation logic enables the Go-Plan to balance, at an institutional level, the robustness of international asset management with the executability within local markets.

Four Core Concepts, Inheriting the Fruits of Collaboration

The concrete manifestation of the co-creation and incubation results is embodied in four core concepts that serve as the guiding pillars for the Go-Plan's long-term development:

Enriched Living: Returning finance to the essence of life planning, steering away from a short-term performance-oriented approach.

Connected Agility: Enhancing capital operation flexibility through diversified allocation and structural design.

Boundless Benevolence: Incorporating philanthropic contribution into the institutional framework, endowing financial outcomes with social value.

Intelligent Empowerment: Utilizing smart systems to aid decision-making, establishing a rational, long-term, and replicable investment rhythm.

The team notes that these concepts do not exist in isolation; they took shape progressively through the process of collaborative creation and philosophical synergy with international asset management thought.

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Go-Plan: A Long-Term Development Blueprint Forged Through Collaborative Incubation

The long-term development vision for the Go-Plan, encapsulated as "Embracing Benevolence, Igniting Intelligent Progress, Charting the Future Blueprint," represents an extension of this collaborative and co-incubation relationship. This blueprint emphasizes that the future of smart finance pertains not only to efficiency and technology but equally to institutions, responsibility, and sustainability.

The team indicated that through ongoing synergy with international asset management philosophies, they will further deepen the level of smart financial system incubation in the future, promoting a long-term development model where finance, technology, and public welfare progress in parallel.

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Co-Creating a New Paradigm for Smart Finance

Dr. Wilson Chou stated that the Go-Plan does not aim to create a short-term market tool. Rather, it aspires to establish, through collaborative creation and synergy with the international asset management system, a smart financial framework capable of accompanying investors through market cycles.

In a highly volatile financial environment, what holds genuine long-term value is not isolated innovation, but rather institutional financial systems that can be co-incubated and continuously evolved.

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