Group 1 - The trust industry is experiencing continuous growth in standardized trust products, with 1,491 products issued in July 2023, a month-on-month increase of 141 products, representing a growth rate of 10.44% [1] - The implementation of the "Three Classification New Regulations" in 2023 is seen as a significant milestone for the development of standardized trusts, especially as non-standard trusts face transformation pressures [1][2] - Standardized trust investments in bonds, stocks, and other standardized assets are beneficial for guiding social funds towards capital markets and the real economy, thereby enhancing resource allocation efficiency [1] Group 2 - Among the 57 trust companies that have disclosed their 2024 annual reports, 79% actively mentioned standardized trusts, indicating their strategic importance within the industry [1] - Zhongcheng Trust reported a standardized trust scale of 866.58 billion yuan as of June 30, 2025, a growth of 61.79% since the beginning of the year, while Zhonggu Trust's standardized asset management business reached 126 billion yuan, up 19% [1] - Jin Gu Trust and Kunlun Trust have emphasized the importance of standardized trusts in their recent meetings, focusing on enhancing wealth marketing and management capabilities [2] Group 3 - The non-standard trust business has seen a decline in its proportion of total trust assets, yet it remains a component of some trust companies' business systems [2] - The "Three Classification New Regulations" clarify the boundaries of trust business, prohibiting trust companies from conducting asset management trust business in the form of private equity funds and other non-compliant activities [2] - The industry is facing significant transformation challenges, with early adopters of transformation gaining a competitive advantage [3] Group 4 - The future of standardized trusts depends on trust companies' ability to enhance their professional capabilities and find sustainable profit growth points under strict regulatory conditions [3] - The trust industry is expected to transition from being "quasi-credit intermediaries" to "true asset management institutions," reshaping the competitive landscape [3] - Successful transformation will allow trust companies to occupy a dominant position in the asset management market, serving as a core hub connecting the real economy and household wealth [3]

Core Viewpoint - China Trust Registration Co., Ltd. (China Xindeng) will implement new requirements for asset management trust products starting from September 2025, mandating portfolio investment to avoid single financing for trust businesses [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Changes - New pre-registration review standards for trusts will take effect on September 1, 2025, requiring trust companies to adopt portfolio investment strategies [1]. - The regulatory body has indicated that asset management trusts should primarily use portfolio investment to mitigate risks, with plans to revise relevant regulations [2]. Group 2: Industry Response - Trust companies are currently observing the situation regarding the new portfolio investment requirements, with expectations that the impact on actively managed trust businesses will be manageable [3]. - Many trust companies have already begun implementing portfolio investment strategies in their self-issued asset management trust products, particularly in standard and non-standard trusts [4]. Group 3: Challenges and Considerations - The shift to portfolio investment increases management complexity for trust companies, as they must now manage multiple projects within a single trust product, which poses challenges in aligning project timelines and credit evaluations [4].

Core Viewpoint - The new trust pre-registration review standards issued by China Trust Registration Co., Ltd. will take effect on September 1, 2025, marking a shift from the traditional single financing model of non-standard trusts to a diversified, standardized, and net value-oriented asset management approach [1][2][5]. Summary by Relevant Sections New Guidelines - The updated "Trust Registration Business Guidelines (V3.0)" will enforce new pre-registration review standards, requiring trust companies to implement portfolio investment requirements for asset management trusts and prohibiting the provision of financing that effectively serves a single financing party [2][5]. - Trust funds must disclose comprehensive information about the transaction chain, including details on special purpose vehicles (SPVs) and the final underlying assets [2][3]. Transition from Single Financing Model - The traditional single financing model of non-standard trusts is seen as a product of specific historical conditions, characterized by high efficiency in meeting funding needs but leading to passive risk management and high concentration of risk [3][4][6]. - The transition to portfolio investment is already underway, with previous notifications emphasizing that asset management trusts should operate through collective funding trust plans [5][6]. Impacts on the Industry - The shift to portfolio investment will transform trust companies' business models, requiring them to diversify investments across multiple assets and reduce reliance on single financing parties [7]. - Enhanced risk management practices will be necessary, as portfolio investment can mitigate non-systematic risks through diversification of underlying asset types and counterparties [7]. - The restructuring of the industry ecosystem will encourage innovation in business models, pushing trust companies to return to their core asset management functions [7].

Core Viewpoint - The new trust pre-registration review standards set to be implemented by China Trust Registration will end the single financing model for non-standard trust products starting September 1, 2025, requiring trust companies to adopt a diversified investment approach [1][2] Group 1: New Regulations - China Trust Registration will enforce new pre-registration review standards from September 1, 2025, which will impact non-standard asset management trusts significantly [1] - The updated guidelines mandate that asset management trusts must implement a combination investment requirement, prohibiting the practice of providing financing to a single borrower [1][2] Group 2: Impact on Trust Companies - The new guidelines will primarily affect non-standard trust products, while standard asset management trusts will not face substantial changes [2] - Trust companies will need to disclose complete transaction chains, including information on special purpose vehicles (SPVs) and the final underlying assets [2] Group 3: Industry Implications - The shift to combination investments in non-standard trusts is expected to reduce non-systemic risks and enhance the overall risk management of trust assets [2] - This change is anticipated to realign the role of trust companies back to asset management, focusing on maximizing beneficiary interests rather than solely serving financing parties [2]

Core Viewpoint - The new trust pre-registration review standards set to be implemented by China Trust Registration Center on September 1, 2025, will end the single financing model for non-standard trust products, requiring asset management trusts to adopt a diversified investment approach [1][2]. Group 1: New Regulations - Starting from September 1, 2025, the updated trust registration guidelines will mandate that asset management trusts must implement a combination investment requirement, prohibiting the practice of providing financing to a single borrower [1][2]. - The new guidelines will also introduce requirements for transparent disclosure of transaction chains, including details about special purpose vehicles (SPVs) and the final underlying assets [2]. Group 2: Impact on the Industry - The new regulations are expected to have no substantial impact on standard asset management trusts but will significantly affect non-standard trusts, effectively ending the single borrower model [2]. - Currently, the proportion of non-standard trusts utilizing combination investments is relatively low, indicating a need for industry adaptation [2]. Group 3: Benefits of Combination Investment - Implementing combination investments can mitigate non-systematic risks, as reliance on a single financing party can lead to significant asset devaluation if issues arise [2]. - The shift towards combination investments is anticipated to realign trust companies' roles back to asset management, focusing on maximizing beneficiary interests rather than merely serving financing parties [2]. - This change is expected to enhance the professional investment capabilities of trust companies, promoting sustainable industry development and improving service quality to the real economy [2].

Group 1: Asset Management Trust Market Overview - In July, the issuance of asset management trusts saw a slight decline in quantity and a significant decrease in scale, with non-standard product issuance down by 13.85% and disclosed issuance scale down by 23.97% [1] - The establishment market for asset management trusts showed a notable increase in quantity but a significant decrease in scale, with non-standard financial products' disclosed establishment scale decreasing by 8.309 billion [1][4] - Basic industry products experienced a disclosed establishment scale increase of 7.246 billion, reflecting a nearly 30% growth, supported by stable contributions from high-qualification regions and significant growth in central and western regions [1][4] Group 2: Standardized Trust Products Performance - The issuance of standardized trust products in July increased significantly, with 1,491 products issued, a rise of 10.44%, although the disclosed issuance scale decreased by 1.53% [2] - The number of established standardized trust products also saw a significant increase, with a rise of 195 products, or 17.55%, while the disclosed establishment scale decreased slightly by 0.09% [2] - TOF (Trust of Funds) products were the main growth driver in the standardized trust establishment market, with 481 products disclosed, an increase of 33.62%, and a disclosed establishment scale of 8.561 billion, up by 16.90% [2] Group 3: Performance Metrics of Trust Products - In July, the average performance benchmark for fixed-income products was 2.89%, a slight increase of 0.03 percentage points, while the benchmark for mixed products was 3.78%, down by 0.49 percentage points [3] - The downward trend in fixed-income product benchmarks is stabilizing, influenced by changing monetary policy expectations and a strong equity market [3] - The average expected yield for non-standard trust products in July was 5.18%, up by 0.11 percentage points, with basic industry products showing the most significant yield increase [5][6] Group 4: Non-Standard Financial Products Trends - The establishment scale of non-standard financial products decreased significantly in July, primarily due to the impact of credit asset transfer business, with a decrease of nearly 30% [5] - The establishment scale of industrial and commercial enterprise products fell by nearly 70%, attributed to a decline in manufacturing PMI and reduced financing demand [5] - The average term for non-standard trust products was 1.88 years, a decrease of 0.04 years, with variations in average terms across different product categories [5]

Group 1 - In July, the issuance of asset management trusts decreased slightly, with a significant decline in issuance scale, while the establishment market showed a notable increase in quantity but a clear decrease in scale [1] - Non-standard financial products saw a substantial decrease in established scale, influenced significantly by the transfer of credit asset income rights, with a reported reduction of 8.309 billion yuan [1][7] - Conversely, basic industry products experienced an increase in established scale by 7.246 billion yuan, reflecting a nearly 30% growth, supported by stable contributions from high-quality regions and significant growth in central and western regions [1][6] Group 2 - The issuance of standard products (标品信托) saw a significant increase, with 1,491 products issued in July, a rise of 141 products or 10.44% compared to the previous month, although the disclosed issuance scale decreased by 1.53% [3] - The establishment of standard products also grew significantly, with an increase of 195 products or 17.55%, while the disclosed establishment scale saw a slight decrease of 0.09% [3] - TOF (Trust of Funds) products were the main growth driver in the standard trust establishment market, with 481 products established, marking a 33.62% increase, and a disclosed establishment scale of 8.561 billion yuan, up 16.90% [3] Group 3 - The average performance benchmark for fixed income products in July was 2.89%, a slight increase of 0.03 percentage points, while the benchmark for mixed products was 3.78%, down 0.49 percentage points [4] - The downward trend in performance benchmarks for fixed income products appears to be stabilizing, influenced by changing monetary policy expectations and market conditions [4] - The average expected yield for non-standard trust products in July was 5.18%, reflecting a slight increase of 0.11 percentage points, with basic industry products showing the most significant yield increase [7][8]

非标信托单一融资模式终结，为时不远。 近日，信托百佬汇记者核实了解到，中国信登发布新的信托登记业务指南，自2025年9月1日起，将执行新的信托预登记审查标准。其中包括，对于资产管 理信托，信托公司应当落实组合投资要求，不得开展实质为单一融资方提供融资的信托业务。 同时，底层资产属于贷款、非标债权、收（受）益权或未上市股权的，应当逐一明确募集资金用途：补充流动资金、固定资产建设、项目融资或其他具体 用途。信托资金用于置换金融机构贷款的，应当补充说明原贷款产品类别、原贷款资金用途和原贷款起止时间，并遵循各类贷款展期原则的规定。 受访人士分析，这一要求主要影响的是非标类资产管理信托。展望未来，非标信托组合投资有多重积极意义，可以实现风险分散化，同时促进信托公司回 归资产管理本源，并提升专业投资能力和服务实体经济质效。不过，也要求信托公司进一步提升投资管理、风险管理等能力。 9月1日起新登记信托要求组合投资 近日，中国信登向信托公司发布信托登记系统公告（2025年第1号）。中国信登表示，为进一步强化信托产品登记审核，把牢把紧登记入口关，结合监管 要求及登记实务，优化预登记报送标准和审查要求。 中国信登更新并发布《信托 ...

Core Insights - The asset management trust market in July experienced a slight decline in overall issuance and significant decrease in scale, with non-standard products facing notable setbacks [1] - In contrast, the issuance of standard products saw a significant increase, with 1,491 standard trust products issued, representing a 10.44% increase compared to the previous month [1] Issuance Market - The overall issuance market showed a slight decline, with non-standard product issuance down by 13.85% and disclosed issuance scale down by 23.97% [1] - Standard product issuance increased, with 1491 products issued, up by 141 products or 10.44% month-on-month, although the disclosed issuance scale decreased by 1.53% [1] Establishment Market - The establishment market showed a significant increase in the number of products, with 2,295 asset management trust products established, a 10.50% increase month-on-month, while the disclosed establishment scale decreased by 6.88% [2] - Non-standard products saw a slight increase in the number of establishments but a significant decrease in scale, with disclosed establishment scale down by 9.30% [2] - The establishment scale of non-standard financial products was notably impacted by the transfer of credit asset beneficiary rights, resulting in a reduction of 8.309 billion yuan [2] Standard Product Performance - The number of established standard trust products increased significantly, with a month-on-month rise of 195 products or 17.55%, while the disclosed establishment scale saw a minor decrease of 0.09% [3] - The capital market's strong performance is identified as a key driver for the growth in standard trust product establishment [3] Overall Market Trends - The asset management trust market in July displayed a complex and varied landscape in both issuance and establishment, with distinct characteristics in non-standard and standard markets [3] - Future market trends will require close monitoring of macroeconomic conditions, policy directions, and dynamics in the capital market [3]