Core Insights - The report highlights the continuous efforts in China's wealth management market to enhance the registration services for wealth management products, optimize information disclosure platforms, and strengthen the construction of a central data exchange platform for wealth management products [2] Group 1: Centralized Registration and Regulation - Centralized registration of wealth management products is a key initiative to improve governance capabilities in the wealth management market, addressing the previous lack of unified information management and standards [3] - As of June 2025, the banking wealth management registration and custody center has connected with 36 local financial regulatory bureaus and over 1,000 banks and wealth management companies, registering 27,800 wealth management products and over 283.5 million asset information entries [3][4] Group 2: Information Disclosure and Investor Protection - Information disclosure is crucial for protecting investor rights, reducing sales misguidance, and fostering a healthy market ecosystem [7] - The China Wealth Management Network's information disclosure platform has been upgraded to ensure standardized reporting, automated disclosures, and comprehensive service, with over 400,000 announcements published as of June 2025 [7][8] Group 3: Data Sharing and Industry Efficiency - The establishment of a central data exchange platform has facilitated the efficient exchange of sales information and data among 1,266 institutions, with transaction volumes reaching nearly 70 trillion yuan in the first half of the year [10][11] - The industry is transitioning from a focus on scale to an emphasis on regulation, transparency, and efficiency, enhancing the professional and digital levels of the wealth management market [12]