Core Insights - The low interest rate environment has led to a resurgence in dividend strategy wealth management products, with increasing demand from investors for such allocations [1][2][8] - Major banks like Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of China, and Huaxia Bank are actively promoting dividend strategy products through their apps and public accounts [2][8] Product Overview - Dividend strategy products typically have a foundation of over 80% fixed income assets, with up to 20% allocated to dividend assets to enhance returns [1][4] - For example, the "Agricultural Bank of China Wealth Management 'Agricultural Bank Craftsmanship·Dynamic 360-Day Wealth Management Product (Dividend Preferred)'" has over 80% in fixed income assets and less than 20% in dividend assets [1][4] - The "Bank of China Wealth Management Wise Wealth Equity Dividend Strategy 180-Day Holding Period A" includes 30% of the CSI Dividend Index, with a risk level of R4 and an annualized return of 17.92% over the past month [4][7] Performance Metrics - The Agricultural Bank's product has shown an annualized return of 4.36% over the past month, 3.34% over the past three months, and 3.08% since inception, with a performance benchmark of 2.4%-3.4% [4][7] - The Bank of China's product has a high annualized return of 17.92% over the past month and 7.92% year-to-date, with an inception-to-date annualized return of 9.28% [7][8] Market Trends - The dividend strategy is gaining traction as a preferred investment choice among banks, with many financial managers recommending these products for their stability and potential for higher returns compared to traditional fixed income products [9][10] - The current low interest rate environment has made dividend strategies attractive, as they offer a stable yield compared to government bonds [9][10] Investment Opportunities - In addition to dividend strategy products, other investment opportunities include high-dividend blue chips, state-owned enterprises, green low-carbon assets, and sectors related to AI and digital economy [12][13] - The market is seeing increased interest from insurance funds in high-dividend stocks, indicating a shift towards assets that provide stable cash returns [10][11]