Core Viewpoint - The newly proposed "Measures" aims to standardize information disclosure for three types of asset management products, ensuring investor rights and obligations are upheld throughout the product lifecycle [1][2][3]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The "Measures" address industry pain points by unifying information disclosure standards across various asset management products, enhancing regulatory consistency and investor protection [2][4]. - The implementation of the "Measures" is set for approximately six months after formal release, allowing institutions to adjust product documentation and systems accordingly [1][3]. Group 2: Information Disclosure Process - The "Measures" comprehensively regulate the information disclosure process during the product lifecycle, covering fundraising, ongoing management, and termination phases [5][6]. - Specific requirements include detailed disclosures during fundraising, regular performance reporting during the product's life, and clear communication of fees and profit distribution upon termination [5][6]. Group 3: Performance Benchmarking - The "Measures" stipulate that asset management products should maintain consistent performance benchmarks, with adjustments only permitted under strict internal approval processes [7][8]. - This regulation aims to enhance transparency and reduce misleading practices related to past performance disclosures, thereby protecting investor interests [7][8]. Group 4: Differentiated Standards for Public and Private Products - The "Measures" establish stricter disclosure requirements for public products, reflecting their broader audience and varying investor knowledge levels, while allowing for more flexibility in private product disclosures [9][10]. - This approach balances the need for transparency with the protection of sensitive information in private transactions [9][10].