By the end of 2024, the scale of funds supporting the real economy in bank wealth management will exceed 20 trillion yuan.

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Jinshi data news on February 1st, the report released by the Banking Wealth Management Registration and Custody Center recently showed that by the end of 2024, the scale of funds supporting the real economy through bank wealth management products invested in bonds, non-standardized debt, unlisted equities, and other assets was about 21 trillion yuan. The report shows that by the end of 2024, the scale of wealth management funds invested in green bonds exceeded 330 billion yuan, and the scale of special bonds invested in "Belt and Road", regional development, bail-out for poverty alleviation, etc. exceeded 110 billion yuan, providing support for the development of small and micro enterprises with over 4.8 trillion yuan. In 2024, a total of 168 issuanceESG (environmental, social, and corporate governance) themed wealth management products were issued, with a total fundraising of over 160 billion yuan. By the end of 2024, the outstanding balance of ESG-themed wealth management products reached 239.3 billion yuan, a rise of 61.69% year-on-year.

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CuttingOffBothHandsWvip
· 02-01 03:21
DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng's recent remarks have caused quite a stir. He said that quantitative investment has started to 'snatch' money from both technical and fundamental camps. And in the future, it will snatch even more!
This statement is quite exciting! Is it reasonable and fair to 'snatch' money like this?
It's like a showdown between masters, where everyone relies on their own skills. Suddenly, someone pulls out a machine gun and goes on a rampage. Who can compete with that? Are retail investors the opponents of quantitative investment?
How will retail investors make money in the A-shares market in the future? Will they still have a chance?
We should promote the development of technology. But now, this technology has become a tool for a few to harvest. Is that right? Is technology stealing people's livelihood and opportunities?
Can our regulations and market system keep up with the progress of technology?
How should we use technology? Isn't technology supposed to benefit humanity? There are many questions that require deep reflection.
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