Recently, Changxin Technology and many other IPOs have been listed one after another. Some IPOs have performed well in stock prices, and market attention continues to rise. In this context, a number of financial management subsidiaries have stepped up the new circuit and launched the intensive distribution of new strategic wealth management products. Many banks are also stepping up their promotion efforts in sales channels, using new technologies as an important selling point for product marketing. Interviewed experts said that the current active deployment of new wealth management products by banks is the result of the resonance of three factors: system optimization, the low interest rate market environment, and the money-making effect of new stocks. Earnings from traditional fixed income assets continue to be under pressure. Earnings opportunities brought about by IPOs have created a source of excess income for wealth management products, and banks use them as an important means of enriching product matrices and retaining customer funds. However, investors still need to rationally view the various risks involved in new wealth management products.

Recently, Changxin Technology and many other IPOs have been listed one after another. Some IPOs have performed well in stock prices, and market attention continues to rise. In this context, a number of financial management subsidiaries have stepped up the new circuit and launched the intensive distribution of new strategic wealth management products. Many banks are also stepping up their promotion efforts in sales channels, using new technologies as an important selling point for product marketing. Interviewed experts said that the current active deployment of new wealth management products by banks is the result of the resonance of three factors: system optimization, the low interest rate market environment, and the money-making effect of new stocks. Earnings from traditional fixed income assets continue to be under pressure. Earnings opportunities brought about by IPOs have created a source of excess income for wealth management products, and banks use them as an important means of enriching product matrices and retaining customer funds. However, investors still need to rationally view the various risks involved in new wealth management products.