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扩围后密集“上新” 养老理财产品“不愁卖”
Xin Hua Wang·2025-08-12 06:29

Core Viewpoint - The pilot program for pension financial products has expanded to "ten cities and ten institutions," with initial institutions like ICBC Wealth Management, Everbright Wealth Management, and China Merchants Wealth Management already issuing new products in the expanded regions [1][2]. Group 1: Product Launch and Features - ICBC Wealth Management launched its first pension financial product post-expansion, named "Yixiang Antai Fixed Income Closed-end Pension Financial Product," with a fundraising period from March 11 to March 21, and an annualized performance benchmark of 5.8% to 7.0% [2][3]. - The initial fundraising amount exceeded 30.88 billion yuan, with 13,900 customers participating, averaging 222,000 yuan per purchase [2]. - Everbright Wealth Management and China Merchants Wealth Management also initiated new pension financial products, covering all ten pilot cities in a single launch [3]. Group 2: Product Design and Risk Management - The new pension financial products maintain a focus on customer retirement needs, emphasizing stability and inclusiveness [4]. - Key features of the new products include long-term investment alignment with retirement planning, comprehensive risk control, balanced focus on returns and safety, and low entry thresholds starting from 1 yuan [4]. - The risk level of the new ICBC pension product is rated at level two, lower than the previous level three rating, indicating a reduction in risk [5]. Group 3: Market Potential and Regulatory Support - The expansion of pension financial products is expected to gain more development space under regulatory guidance, with the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission encouraging banks and insurance institutions to enhance pension financial services [6]. - Approximately 40% of customers who purchased pension financial products last year were first-time investors in medium to long-term products, indicating a growing acceptance of such products [6]. - Financial institutions are planning to develop long-term products (5 years or more) to meet the specific needs of retirement-focused clients, utilizing diversified asset allocation strategies [7][8].