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Huachuang Securities·2025-07-15 09:31

Group 1: Banking Wealth Management Products - A total of 1,217 new wealth management products were launched from June 28 to July 11, 2025, a significant decrease from 1,687 in the previous period, marking a decline of approximately 27.9%[9] - Fixed income products dominated the new issuance, with 1,124 products accounting for 92.36% of the total, although this represents a decrease of over 3 percentage points compared to the previous period[9] - The average performance benchmark for fixed income products was 2.53%, the lowest among all types, indicating pressure on yields[9] Group 2: Fund Products - During the same period, 47 new public funds were established, with a total issuance scale of 301.47 billion units, a sharp decline of 61.64% from 786 billion units in the previous period[23] - Bond funds led the new fund market with 11 products, totaling 213.42 billion units, which accounted for 70.79% of the total issuance scale[24] - Equity funds showed a trend of "more quantity, less scale," with 24 new products but an average size of only 2.61 billion units, indicating a structural differentiation in new fund issuance[28] Group 3: Insurance Products - A total of 36 new insurance products were launched, reflecting a slight decrease of 5.26% from the previous period, with life insurance products remaining stable at 17[35] - Traditional life insurance saw a decline in new issuances, with only 8 new products, down 27.27%, while dividend and universal life insurance products increased[36] - The new issuance of annuity insurance products decreased from 22 to 19, with traditional annuities continuing to dominate the growth[37] Group 4: Market Trends and Risks - The market is experiencing a clear differentiation in the positioning of financial institutions, with state-owned wealth management companies leading in product innovation and market reach[18] - The report highlights potential risks, including slower-than-expected policy implementation and increased uncertainty from overseas factors[41]