Market analysis points out that the intensive adjustment of financial performance benchmarks in this round is a dual effect of policy guidance and the market environment; it is not a short-term fluctuation in liquidity. Combined with the current trend of loose liquidity and the general background of scarce assets, the financial management industry is likely to have entered a continuous “low benchmark” cycle, and strategies for differentiated pricing should slowly emerge in the future. This will directly force financial management companies to accelerate the pace of transformation to “multiple assets and multiple strategies.” Newly developed fixed income wealth management products have also left the “high benchmark and extensive” stage of the past, and are entering a new period of refinement, stratification, and strategization.

Market analysis points out that the intensive adjustment of financial performance benchmarks in this round is a dual effect of policy guidance and the market environment; it is not a short-term fluctuation in liquidity. Combined with the current trend of loose liquidity and the general background of scarce assets, the financial management industry is likely to have entered a continuous “low benchmark” cycle, and strategies for differentiated pricing should slowly emerge in the future. This will directly force financial management companies to accelerate the pace of transformation to “multiple assets and multiple strategies.” Newly developed fixed income wealth management products have also left the “high benchmark and extensive” stage of the past, and are entering a new period of refinement, stratification, and strategization.