五大金融资产投资公司（AIC）组织架构及经营数据

Core Viewpoint - The National Financial Regulatory Administration announced support for qualified commercial banks to establish Financial Asset Investment Companies (AICs), highlighting the growing importance of AICs in the financial sector [1]. Group 1: Overview of Financial Asset Investment Companies (AICs) - As of now, there are five AICs in China, which are: 1. ICBC Financial Asset Investment Co., Ltd. (工银投资) 2. CCB Financial Asset Investment Co., Ltd. (建信投资) 3. ABC Financial Asset Investment Co., Ltd. (农银投资) 4. BOC Financial Asset Investment Co., Ltd. (中银投资) 5. Bank of Communications Financial Asset Investment Co., Ltd. (交银投资) [1]. Group 2: Financial Data of AICs - The financial data for the five AICs is as follows: - ICBC Investment: - Registered Capital: 270 million - Total Assets: 1,838.91 billion - Net Profit: 48.57 million [2]. - CCB Investment: - Registered Capital: 270 million - Total Assets: 1,286.51 billion - Net Profit: 35.31 million [2]. - ABC Investment: - Registered Capital: 200 million - Total Assets: 1,250.44 billion - Net Profit: 39.17 million [2]. - BOC Investment: - Registered Capital: 145 million - Total Assets: 935.92 billion - Net Profit: 36.80 million [2]. - Bank of Communications Investment: - Registered Capital: 150 million - Total Assets: 715.34 billion - Net Profit: 24.29 million [2]. Group 3: Organizational Structure of AICs - ICBC Investment has 15 departments, including investment, risk compliance, and internal audit, along with a subsidiary, ICBC Capital [2]. - CCB Investment consists of 13 departments, including research and development, energy investment, and a subsidiary, CCB Jin Investment Private Fund Management [4][5]. - ABC Investment has 16 departments, including various investment teams focused on different sectors and a subsidiary, ABC Capital Management [8]. - BOC Investment comprises 10 departments, including investment management and a subsidiary, BOC Asset Fund Company [11]. - Bank of Communications Investment has 10 departments, including multiple investment teams and a subsidiary, Bank of Communications Capital Management [14].