ESG理财产品规模破3000亿增长25% 但市场占比仅1%面临认知挑战
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-06-15 23:35

Core Insights - The ESG-themed products in the banking wealth management market are facing dual challenges of scale and recognition, despite a continuous increase in the number of related products [1] Group 1: Product Scale and Market Share - In the first quarter of this year, 33 ESG-themed products were issued, raising over 20 billion yuan, with a total outstanding scale nearing 300 billion yuan, reflecting a 25.37% growth compared to the end of last year [3] - However, ESG-themed products only account for approximately 1% of the total banking wealth management product scale of 29.14 trillion yuan at the end of the first quarter, which is significantly lower than the share of ESG-themed public funds in the overall public fund market [3] Group 2: Investor Awareness and Preferences - Investors generally have a vague understanding of ESG wealth management products, with many unable to clearly distinguish these products from ordinary wealth management products [3] - Insufficient product information disclosure exacerbates the difficulty in understanding, as most ESG-themed products only vaguely state that they adopt ESG investment principles [3] - Investors are primarily focused on investment yield performance, leading to lower market acceptance of ESG-themed products when short-term yield competitiveness is lacking [3] Group 3: Investment Strategies and Product Diversity - Currently, ESG-themed wealth management products are mainly low to medium-risk fixed-income products, focusing on green bonds, green ABS, and debt assets of companies with excellent ESG performance [4] - The newly issued ESG-themed products are predominantly closed-end products with a maturity of less than one year, while long-term products with maturities of three years or more are relatively scarce, limiting the expression of long-term value investment concepts [4] - The investment strategies of issued ESG products are relatively homogeneous, primarily employing negative and positive screening methods, with insufficient application of more impactful strategies such as impact investing and engagement [4] - Some institutions are beginning to explore diversified green-themed product innovations, increasing investments in energy conservation, clean energy, and ecological environment sectors through various financing tools [4]