Core Viewpoint - The semi-annual reports from several listed banks indicate a significant divergence in wealth management business performance, influenced by macroeconomic conditions, regulatory policy adjustments, and intensified market competition. Institutions with wealth management subsidiaries generally experienced growth, while some regional banks without such subsidiaries faced contraction pressures [1]. Group 1: Bank Performance - Shanghai Pudong Development Bank reported operating income of 98.765 billion yuan and net profit of 32.052 billion yuan, with wealth management scale reaching 1.337559 trillion yuan [2]. - Hangzhou Bank achieved operating income of 38.621 billion yuan and net profit of 14.135 billion yuan, with wealth management scale at 514.392 billion yuan [2]. - CITIC Bank's operating income was 125.689 billion yuan, net profit at 41.267 billion yuan, and wealth management scale (including entrusted) reached 2.132203 trillion yuan [2]. - Suzhou Rural Commercial Bank reported operating income of 5.873 billion yuan and net profit of 2.165 billion yuan, with wealth management scale at 14.891 billion yuan [2]. - Qingnong Commercial Bank's wealth management scale decreased to 30.801 billion yuan from 31.631 billion yuan year-on-year, with a slight increase in intermediary business income [3][4]. Group 2: Industry Trends - As of June 30, 2025, the total scale of the bank wealth management market reached 30.67 trillion yuan, reflecting a 2.38% growth since the beginning of the year, following a contraction in the first quarter [3]. - The proportion of open-ended net value products has significantly increased, with fixed-income products accounting for 97.2% of the total, and products with a maturity of less than one month rising to 21.2% [3]. - Analysts predict that the divergence in bank wealth management business will continue, with banks possessing wealth management subsidiary licenses and strong product innovation capabilities likely to gain competitive advantages [4]. - The market scale is expected to exceed 32 trillion yuan in the second half of the year, with short-term, low-volatility fixed-income products remaining the mainstream investment choice [4].