15家银行理财子公司年内调研上市公司374次 招银理财最积极

Core Viewpoint - The frequency of bank wealth management subsidiaries conducting research on listed companies has significantly increased in 2023, indicating a growing interest in equity investments and the development of their investment research capabilities [1][2]. Group 1: Research Activity - As of March 22, 2023, 15 bank wealth management subsidiaries conducted research on listed companies 374 times, compared to over 350 times in the first half of the previous year [1]. - Notable participants in the research include Zhuhai Wealth Management with 100 research instances covering 86 companies, followed by Xingyin Wealth Management with 93 instances [1]. - Other subsidiaries such as Huizhou Wealth Management, Hangzhou Wealth Management, and Ningbo Wealth Management also showed significant research activity, each exceeding 10 instances [1]. Group 2: Investment Preferences - The sectors attracting attention from bank wealth management subsidiaries include electronics, biotechnology, industrial machinery, healthcare, food, and regional banks, reflecting a broader interest in various industries [1][2]. - The preference for these sectors is attributed to their status as market hotspots or sectors with improved fundamentals, thus presenting high allocation value [2]. Group 3: Regulatory Environment - The China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) has emphasized increasing the issuance of equity asset management products, supporting wealth management companies in enhancing their equity product ratios [2][3]. - Over the past two years, regulatory encouragement has led to a gradual maturation of bank wealth management subsidiaries in equity investments, although the number of equity products remains limited [2]. Group 4: Market Dynamics - In a declining interest rate environment, high-quality debt assets are becoming scarce, prompting bank wealth management subsidiaries to increase their allocation to equity assets to enhance product yield [3]. - The need for these subsidiaries to strengthen their compliance and risk management systems is highlighted, as they navigate the shift towards more equity-focused products while considering their clients' lower risk appetites [3].