Core Viewpoint - Recent bank wealth management products have seen a significant increase in yields, with many offering returns above 5% and some exceeding 6%, driven by favorable stock market conditions and the inclusion of equity assets in their underlying investments [1][2][4]. Group 1: Yield Trends - Many stable wealth management products have annualized yields above 5% over the past three months, while aggressive products have yields exceeding 6% [1][2]. - Specific products, such as a mixed wealth management product from China Post with a yield of 6.73% and another from Everbright with 6.49%, highlight the trend of rising yields [2]. - The Shanghai Composite Index has risen by 9.03% and the Shenzhen Component Index by 11.12% over the past 60 days, contributing to the improved performance of wealth management products [1][2]. Group 2: Investment Strategies - Banks have increasingly allocated to equity assets in their wealth management products, allowing them to capitalize on the current bullish stock market [4][5]. - The proportion of mixed products has increased, with a report indicating that the scale of mixed products rose to 770 billion yuan, reflecting a growing interest in capital market investments [4][5]. - Banks are encouraged to enhance their equity investment capabilities and actively participate in various investment strategies, including IPOs and convertible bonds, to improve returns [5][6]. Group 3: Market Sentiment and Risk - The capital market's confidence has strengthened due to supportive policies and the increasing quality of listed companies, which has made core assets more attractive [3][4]. - Despite the high short-term yields of equity-linked products, their volatility remains significant compared to pure fixed-income products, necessitating strong investment discipline from investors [6][7]. - The overall risk appetite among bank wealth management clients remains low, with 96.6% of products rated PR1 and PR2, indicating a preference for lower-risk investments [6][7].