Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Outperform" rating for the non-bank financial sector [5] Core Insights - The phenomenon of "deposit migration" has become a new consensus in the market, serving as a core engine for the current capital market rally since the 924 anniversary [2][14] - The report emphasizes the significant impact of low deposit interest rates and the emergence of various risk assets, which have led to a notable shift in residents' wealth allocation [2][14] - The analysis framework constructed in the report focuses on the relationship between changes in residents' wealth behavior, the acceptance of asset management products, and the impact on asset prices [14][21] Summary by Sections 1. Changes in Resident Wealth - The aging population is leading to a more balanced asset allocation approach, with a less aggressive risk appetite compared to previous cycles [3][19] - Wealth concentration is increasing, with high-net-worth individuals having more information and product advantages, driving a stronger demand for long-term wealth preservation [3][37] - The trend of wealth allocation through asset management products is emerging, with a shift from direct leverage in bull markets to participation via public funds and private asset management [3][48] 2. Asset Management Products - The decline in risk-free interest rates is prompting asset management institutions to explore diversified investment strategies, including "fixed income plus" solutions [3][54] - Various asset management products are being developed to meet the differentiated risk-return profiles of investors, such as ETFs, FOFs, and multi-asset bank wealth management products [3][64][63] 3. Changes in Asset Prices - The rapid expansion of asset management products is expected to significantly influence the pricing mechanisms of assets, enhancing market efficiency and liquidity [4][12] - The influx of long-term, low-volatility capital into the market is likely to create a more balanced market style and provide more room for product innovation [4][12]