Core Viewpoint - The banking wealth management industry is undergoing a significant transformation towards true net value management, driven by regulatory reforms aimed at eliminating "pseudo net value" practices, with a key assessment scheduled for mid-2025 [1][3]. Group 1: Regulatory Changes - By the end of June 2025, all wealth management companies are expected to complete their rectification processes, with a mid-year assessment occurring at the end of June 2024 [3][5]. - Regulatory authorities have mandated that wealth management companies must not use closing prices, smoothed valuations, or self-built valuation models to mask product net value fluctuations, instead requiring the use of standardized valuations from recognized sources [3][4]. - The aim of these regulations is to dismantle the "pseudo net value" phenomenon, where companies previously used strategies like "using surplus to cover deficits" to create a false sense of stability for investors [3][4]. Group 2: Challenges Faced by Companies - Wealth management companies face several challenges in compliance, including the need to overhaul existing valuation systems, which involves system updates, process reengineering, and staff training [5][6]. - The methods for managing net value fluctuations are limited, and companies are struggling to control net value volatility in a challenging bond market environment [5][6]. - There is a concern regarding investor acceptance, particularly among older clients who may be sensitive to net value fluctuations, potentially leading to customer attrition [5][6]. Group 3: Investment Research and Asset Allocation - The core of wealth management product valuation lies in accurately assessing the value of underlying assets, with two main methodologies: cost method and market value method [6][7]. - The industry is expected to transition to true net value management, enhancing compliance and transparency, which will allow investors to experience net value changes more directly [7][8]. - Companies are encouraged to improve their investment research capabilities and optimize asset allocation strategies to mitigate the impact of individual asset volatility on product net value [8][9]. Group 4: Investor Education and Communication - Companies should focus on accurate, timely, and transparent information disclosure to help investors understand risks and make informed decisions [8][9]. - Enhancing the investor experience through better access to information and clear risk communication is essential for fostering long-term relationships with clients [8][9]. - There is a need for ongoing investor education initiatives to help clients understand the realities of net value fluctuations and the associated risks [8][9].

Core Viewpoint - The banking wealth management industry is undergoing significant changes due to regulatory adjustments and market dynamics, with a focus on innovation and adaptation to lower interest rates [2][5][6]. Industry Dynamics - The valuation rectification of bank wealth management is halfway through, with some wealth management subsidiaries having completed their adjustments by the end of last year [4][5]. - A new round of interest rate cuts has led to large-denomination certificates of deposit entering the "1" era, with many banks removing 5-year products, indicating a proactive optimization of liability structures under net interest margin pressure [5]. - The average interest rate for 3-year products is now between 1.55% and 1.75%, down approximately 80 basis points compared to the same period in 2024 [5]. Innovation in the Industry - Banks are innovating in wealth management products, focusing on long-term and dividend-type products to capture market opportunities amid declining deposit rates [6]. - Agricultural Bank of China Wealth Management and others are launching long-term closed-end products and flexible dividend models to enhance investor returns [6]. - Xingyin Wealth Management is implementing multiple stock option businesses across various sectors, including biomedicine and high-end manufacturing, as part of its strategy to support specialized and innovative enterprises [6]. Performance of Returns - For the week of June 2 to June 8, 2025, cash management products recorded an annualized yield of 1.43%, down 1 basis point, while money market funds reported 1.34%, down 2 basis points [8]. - The yield spread between cash management products and money market funds increased by 1 basis point, but remains within a converging trend [8]. Tracking of Net Asset Value - The net asset value (NAV) ratio of bank wealth management products was 0.81%, down 0.56 percentage points, indicating a low level of NAV [14]. - The NAV ratio is positively correlated with credit spreads, and if credit spreads continue to widen, it may put upward pressure on the NAV ratio [14].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - The period from 2022 - 2024 was a significant turning point for the wealth management industry, with notable changes in the asset - liability structure, risk, and return of wealth management products. In 2025, the industry is entering a new stage of net - value transformation. Short - term low - volatility remains the core goal of bank wealth management, and in the long run, there are two potential breakthroughs: continuing to create deposit - alternative products and adopting the "fixed income + multi - asset" strategy [13][70]. 3. Summary Based on Relevant Catalogs 3.1 2022 - 2025, Changes in the Yield and Drawdown of Wealth Management Products - **2022: Representative shock after the full net - value transformation of the wealth management market** - In Q4 2022, after the extreme compression of credit spreads, the bond market reversed, leading to a redemption negative feedback shock in the wealth management market. The industry scale dropped from 31.4 trillion yuan in Oct 2022 to 25.0 trillion yuan in Mar 2023. About 76% of products had a maximum drawdown exceeding 50bp, and nearly half of the products had an annualized yield falling below 2% [2][12][14]. - **2023: The "repair year" after negative feedback** - The wealth management industry shifted its focus to stabilizing yields, introduced net - value smoothing operations, and reshaped the product layout and asset allocation. The weighted annualized return rose to 3.30% from 1.47% in 2022. Over 70% of products had an annual maximum drawdown below 20bp [20][21][24]. - **2024: The "final year" of the low - volatility era of wealth management** - Regulatory tightening ended the low - volatility era. The product structure concentrated more on short - duration products. The proportion of products with an annualized yield between 2.5% and 3.5% increased to 49%, and about 60% of products had a drawdown within 10bp [28][30]. - **2025: Valuation rectification may be carried out in an orderly manner** - Regulatory focus is on the "closing price valuation". As of May 31, 2025, the scale of Shanghai Stock Exchange private bonds held through trust was still 2.49 trillion yuan. As of May 31, 19% of products had a drawdown exceeding 20bp, and 6% had a drawdown over 50bp, but 73% of products had a drawdown within 10bp [35][40]. 3.2 Returning to "Net - value", What Changes Have Occurred in Wealth Management? - **Liability side: Expand scale and reduce costs** - In 2025, wealth management institutions aimed to expand scale. By May 31, wealth management had increased by 1.58 trillion yuan compared to the beginning of the year. The liability side shifted from absolute drawdown sensitivity to partial yield sensitivity, and the weighted duration of products started to rise. Wealth management also actively lowered the lower limit of the performance benchmark [44][45][50]. - **Asset allocation: Emphasize liquidity and gradually enter the new stage of "certificates of deposit + short - term bonds"** - In 2025, there were three transformation signals in asset allocation: continued reduction of the deposit position, increased allocation of certificates of deposit, and increased allocation of bond - related assets, especially interest - rate bonds. The proportion of public funds in the first - quarter allocation also increased by 0.1 pct to 3.0% [55][56][63]. 3.3 Looking Ahead, Seeking Opportunities in Changes - In the short term, low - volatility remains the core goal of bank wealth management. In the long run, there are two potential breakthroughs: continuing to create deposit - alternative products and adopting the "fixed income + multi - asset" strategy [70].

Core Viewpoint - A "fee price war" led by bank wealth management companies is emerging in a continuously declining interest rate environment, with many firms reducing management and service fees for their products to enhance competitiveness and adapt to market pressures [1][3]. Group 1: Fee Reductions - Several wealth management companies, including Bank of China Wealth Management and Everbright Wealth Management, have significantly lowered management fees for various products, with reductions such as Bank of China's fixed management fee dropping from 0.30% to 0.05% [2]. - According to data from Puyi Standard, the average management fee rate for bank wealth management products is expected to decrease by approximately 8% year-on-year in Q1 2025, with fixed income and mixed products seeing declines of 7.82% and 11.65%, respectively [2][3]. Group 2: Market Dynamics - The reduction in fees is attributed to intensified market competition and a return to the essence of asset management, as firms seek to attract customers amid increasing pressure from new entrants and product homogenization [3][4]. - The trend reflects a shift from extensive growth to refined operations within the wealth management industry, driven by market forces, competitive pressures, and regulatory guidance [3][5]. Group 3: Long-term Implications - While larger institutions can more easily absorb the pressure of fee reductions, smaller firms may face greater profitability challenges, leading to increased industry differentiation [5]. - The long-term strategy for wealth management firms should focus on evolving their fee structures and fostering customer loyalty, potentially through enhanced advisory services [5][6]. Group 4: International Insights - Drawing from international experiences, high fees for equity asset management products have become unsustainable, with U.S. equity product fees dropping from over 100 basis points to 50 basis points over the past 20 years [6]. - The introduction of investment advisory models, which emphasize long-term client relationships and a composite fee structure, is becoming increasingly relevant in the context of declining interest rates and the need for innovative asset management solutions [6].

Core Viewpoint - The banking wealth management industry is experiencing a "fee war," with major institutions adopting a strategy of "low fees + high value-added services" to build competitive advantages [1][8]. Fee Reduction Trends - Many wealth management companies have announced temporary fee reductions, with management fees for mainstream products dropping to a range of 0.05% to 0.15% [1][5]. - Specific examples include Bank of China Wealth Management reducing the fixed management fee for a product from 0.3% to 0.05% per year, and other institutions following suit with similar reductions [3][4]. Market Dynamics - The significant decline in management fees is attributed to intensified market competition and regulatory guidance, indicating a shift from "extensive growth" to "refined operations" in the industry [5][6]. - The current market environment, characterized by declining deposit rates and lower yields on fixed-income assets, is driving wealth management firms to lower fees to maintain product attractiveness [5][9]. Competitive Landscape - The fee reduction strategy is expected to enhance the market share of leading institutions, further increasing industry concentration [8][9]. - Smaller institutions may face greater profit pressure if they do not follow suit with fee reductions, necessitating differentiation in products and performance [9][12]. Long-term Implications - While low or zero management fees may become a common strategy among leading firms, the sustainability of such low fees for smaller firms is questionable due to operational costs and profit pressures [9][12]. - The focus on low fees alone is insufficient; firms must enhance their investment research capabilities and product innovation to remain competitive in the long term [10][12]. Strategic Recommendations - Wealth management companies should prioritize product innovation, investment research capabilities, and digital financial investments to improve competitiveness [12]. - Balancing safety, profitability, and liquidity remains a significant challenge for banks and wealth management firms, requiring ongoing adaptation to market conditions and investor needs [12].

Industry and Regulatory Dynamics - On May 23, the Financial Regulatory Bureau released the "Management Measures for Information Disclosure of Asset Management Products of Banking and Insurance Institutions (Draft for Comments)", aiming to standardize information disclosure for public bank wealth management products [4] - Several wealth management companies have responded to regulatory calls by joining the Insurance Asset Management Association, with five companies including Huaxia Wealth Management and Agricultural Bank Wealth Management becoming members as of May 27 [4] Fee Rate Adjustments - Multiple wealth management companies, including Bank of China, Industrial Bank, China Merchants Bank, and Everbright Bank, announced reductions in fees for various wealth management products, affecting management fees, sales service fees, and custody fees [5][6] Innovation in the Industry - Xingyin Wealth Management launched a humanoid robot-themed product "Ruili Xinghe Huaxia Humanoid Robot 6M Holding No. 1 A", which aims to achieve excess returns through active stock selection and model enhancement based on the China Securities Robot Index [7] - China Merchants Bank Wealth Management introduced the Antai ESG Technology-themed wealth management product, aligning with the policy direction of "green finance" and "technology finance" [7] - Pudong Development Bank Wealth Management issued its first aid to Tibet-themed product "Aid to Tibet Exclusive - Enjoying Benefits Closed No. 372", which quickly sold out with a fundraising limit of 50 million [7] Yield Performance - Last week, cash management products recorded a 7-day annualized yield of 1.44%, unchanged from the previous week, while money market funds reported a 7-day annualized yield of 1.36%, down 1 basis point [8] - The yield of pure fixed income and fixed income + products across various maturities fell to varying degrees, with interest rate bonds showing overall fluctuations and credit spreads continuing to converge [9] Net Asset Value Tracking - The net asset value (NAV) ratio of bank wealth management products was 1.29% last week, an increase of 0.29% from the previous week, indicating a slight divergence from credit spreads, although the NAV ratio remains low [14]

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Core Viewpoint - The banking wealth management industry is undergoing significant valuation rectification, driven by regulatory requirements aimed at standardizing valuation methods and ensuring fair competition among institutions [1][2][3] Group 1: Regulatory Changes - Regulatory authorities have mandated that banks must adopt third-party valuations for wealth management products, eliminating practices such as using closing prices or self-built models [1][2] - A clear timeline has been established for rectification, with half of the required changes to be completed by the end of June and full compliance by the end of the year [1][2] - The rectification process is expected to enhance market order and protect investors' rights by ensuring that product valuations accurately reflect underlying asset values [3][4] Group 2: Impact on Investment Strategies - In response to stricter valuation regulations, banks are adjusting their investment strategies, including shortening the duration of bond investments to mitigate net asset value fluctuations [2][3] - The new rules may lead to increased volatility in product net values, which could pressure risk-sensitive investors and alter their investment behavior [5][6] - The rectification process is likely to create a more competitive environment, with larger institutions potentially gaining market share due to stronger risk management capabilities [6][7] Group 3: Market Dynamics - The rectification is expected to impact the availability of certain assets, as banks may divest from assets valued using closing prices, which could lead to liquidity challenges [5][6] - The current low interest rate environment poses challenges for wealth management products to compete with traditional savings accounts, necessitating a focus on enhancing product offerings and investor education [6][7] - The industry may experience a shift in client preferences, with some investors opting for public bond funds if wealth management products do not differentiate themselves effectively [6][7]

Market Performance - The A-share market experienced a pullback, with the CSI 300 index down by 1.08%, the ESG 300 index down by 1.31%, and the CSI ESG 100 index down by 0.45% during the week of May 26 to May 30, 2025[5] - The average daily trading volume for the entire A-share market was approximately 1.10 trillion RMB, indicating a contraction in liquidity[5] ESG Fund Issuance and Performance - No new ESG fund products were issued in June 2025; however, 143 ESG public fund products were issued in the past year, totaling 1,296.39 million units[8] - As of June 3, 2025, there are 666 existing ESG fund products, with the largest share being ESG strategy funds at 47.52% of the total net asset value of 823.88 billion RMB[10] Fund Returns - The top-performing fund for the week of May 26 to June 3, 2025, was Dongfanghong Medical Upgrade A, with a weekly return of 6.16% and a year-to-date return of 46.04%[11] - Other notable funds include Huatai-PineBridge Health Life One-Year Hold A and ICBC Health Industry A, which also showed strong returns[11] Green Bond Issuance - A total of 21 green bonds were issued in the interbank and exchange markets from May 26 to May 31, 2025, with a planned issuance scale of approximately 15.564 billion RMB[14] - In June 2025, 8 ESG bonds were issued, amounting to 500 million RMB, while a total of 921 ESG bonds were issued in the past year, totaling 1,035.2 billion RMB[14] Market Trading Activity - The total trading volume of ESG green bonds for the week of May 26 to May 30, 2025, was 474.62 billion RMB, with the interbank bond market accounting for 73.62% of the total trading volume[17] - Repo transactions dominated the trading methods, comprising 95.25% of the total trading volume[17] Bank Wealth Management Products - No new ESG bank wealth management products were issued in June 2025; however, there are 769 existing ESG bank wealth management products, with pure ESG products making up 62.68% of the total[20] Risk Factors - Potential risks include weaker-than-expected ESG policy enforcement, lack of standardized data reporting, and lower-than-expected product issuance scales[25]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the proactive response of wealth management companies, particularly banks, to the growing demand for diversified investment products amid policy encouragement for long-term capital market entry [1][3]. Group 1: Policy and Market Environment - The Central Political Bureau meeting in September last year emphasized the need to eliminate barriers for social security, insurance, and wealth management funds entering the market, paving the way for long-term capital investments [3]. - A joint implementation plan was issued in January this year, allowing various funds, including public funds and bank wealth management, to participate as strategic investors in listed companies' private placements, boosting market confidence [3]. Group 2: Product Innovation and Strategy - Banks are focusing on deepening "multi-asset, multi-strategy" product innovation to expand their investment boundaries, particularly in equity assets [4]. - For instance, Everbright Wealth Management launched the "Guangying+" product series, emphasizing diverse strategies such as index, quantitative, and global investments, aiming to enhance returns while managing risks [4]. Group 3: Investment Activities and Performance - Everbright Wealth Management is optimistic about the future of China's capital market and has increased its allocation to capital market investments, including ETFs and private placements [5]. - The company successfully participated in a private placement for Shanghai Waigaoqiao Group, marking a significant case of bank wealth management funds directly engaging in such activities, with an allocation of approximately 2 million yuan [5]. Group 4: Market Challenges and Responses - The current global financial market is characterized by uncertainty, with traditional fixed-income products facing pressure due to bond market volatility [6]. - To address these challenges, wealth management companies are accelerating the development of multi-asset strategies, particularly enhancing their capabilities in equity asset allocation [6]. Group 5: Performance Metrics - The "Guangying+" series has demonstrated effective asset allocation across various categories, achieving a 100% performance benchmark for closed-end products maturing by May 2025, with annualized returns exceeding benchmarks for all products established for over a month [7]. - The product series has seen a growth of over 16 billion yuan within the year, reflecting positive market feedback on the investment strategies and product designs [7].