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Core Viewpoint - The collaboration between bank wealth management subsidiaries and local small and medium-sized banks is intensifying, with a shift from simple distribution to a deeper "distribution + empowerment" model expected in the future [1][4]. Group 1: Expansion of Distribution Partnerships - Several wealth management subsidiaries, including Agricultural Bank of China Wealth Management, Bank of China Wealth Management, and Beijing Wealth Management, have established distribution partnerships with local small and medium-sized banks this year [1][2]. - Agricultural Bank of China Wealth Management signed a contract with Dongguan Rural Commercial Bank for the distribution of its wealth management products [2]. - Bank of China Wealth Management has entered into distribution agreements with multiple banks, including Guangxi Beibu Gulf Bank and Gansu Bank, to expand its sales channels [2][3]. - Beijing Wealth Management has also been active in forming distribution partnerships, signing agreements with several rural commercial banks in Zhejiang province [2]. Group 2: Industry Trends and Data - A report from the China Banking Wealth Management Registration and Custody Center indicates that as of mid-2025, only 2 out of 32 wealth management subsidiaries rely solely on their parent banks for product distribution, while the remaining 30 have opened up to other banks [3]. - By June 2025, a total of 569 institutions were involved in distributing wealth management products from subsidiaries, an increase of 7 institutions since the beginning of the year [3]. Group 3: Future Collaboration Directions - The collaboration between wealth management subsidiaries and local banks is driven by mutual needs: wealth management subsidiaries seek to enhance market share through local banks, while local banks need to transform their wealth management business due to regulatory pressures [4][5]. - The future landscape of the wealth management market is expected to see intensified distribution channel penetration into lower-tier cities and county-level financial institutions [5]. - The collaboration is anticipated to evolve into a more integrated model, focusing on customer management, product innovation, and risk control [6].