Core Viewpoint - The recent surge in equity market activity has led to a significant increase in the yields of mixed financial products, with many achieving annualized returns exceeding 10% in the past month, driven by a shift towards equity investments in the wealth management industry [1][2][5]. Group 1: Performance of Mixed Financial Products - Several mixed financial products have reported annualized returns over 10% in the last month, with some achieving a 3-month increase of over 10%, corresponding to an annualized yield as high as 40% [1][2]. - For instance, a product from Minsheng Wealth Management, "Minsheng Wealth Silver Bamboo Mixed Flexible A-Share Opportunity Financial Product," recorded a 3-month increase of 10.03% and an annualized yield of 40.26% [2]. - The product's risk rating is classified as high risk (level four), with an absolute return target of 20% during the closed period and 4%-8% post-closure [2]. Group 2: Investment Strategies and Asset Allocation - The mixed financial products utilize diversified multi-strategy investment approaches to mitigate systemic risks and achieve yield targets [2]. - As of the end of the first half of 2025, the product's indirect equity investment accounted for 13.65% of total assets, while indirect fund investments made up 69.33%, with bonds and money market funds comprising 32.36% [2]. - The flexibility of mixed financial products allows for adjustments in asset allocation based on market conditions, enhancing both stability and potential returns compared to other financial products [3]. Group 3: Market Trends and Regulatory Environment - The trend of "deposit migration" continues as residents shift funds from traditional savings to investment products amid declining deposit rates and a recovering equity market [4][5]. - Recent regulatory changes have facilitated the participation of bank wealth management products in the equity market, including eligibility for participating in A-share IPOs, which enhances the competitiveness of mixed financial products [5][6]. - The necessity for equity investments in wealth management products has become more pronounced in the context of declining interest rates, with mixed products being a key avenue to attract long-term investments [6].