Legal analysis: 1. According to the distribution and use characteristics, it can be divided into operating assets (occupied by enterprises and companies), non-operating assets (occupied by administrative institutions) and resource assets.

2. According to existing forms, it can be divided into fixed assets, current assets and intangible assets.

3. It is divided into central state-owned assets and local state-owned assets according to the main body of supervision.

finance refers to the economic activities such as the issuance, circulation and withdrawal of money, the issuance and recovery of loans, the deposit and withdrawal of deposits, and the exchange. The essence of finance is value circulation. There are many kinds of financial products, including banks, securities, insurance, trust and so on. Finance involves a wide range of academic fields, including accounting, finance, investment, banking, securities, insurance, trust and so on. Financial futures is a kind of futures trading. Futures trading refers to the trading of standardized futures contracts conducted by both parties in a centralized trading market by open bidding. The futures contract is the object or subject matter of futures trading, which is formulated by the futures exchange in a unified way and stipulates a standardized contract for delivering a certain quantity and quality of goods at a specific time and place. The basic tools of financial futures contracts are various financial instruments (or financial variables), such as foreign exchange, bonds, stocks and price indexes. In other words, financial futures are futures trading based on financial instruments (or financial variables).

legal basis: implementation measures for the management of the disposal of state-owned assets in administrative institutions article 2 the disposal of state-owned assets in administrative institutions refers to an act that an administrative institution transfers and cancels the property rights of the state-owned assets it occupies and uses. Including free transfer, sale, scrapping, loss reporting, etc.

(1) Free transfer. Refers to the disposal of assets that change the possession and use right of state-owned assets by means of free transfer without changing the ownership.

(2) for sale. Refers to the disposal of state-owned assets by changing their ownership or possession or use right by means of paid transfer, and collecting corresponding disposal income.

(3) scrapping. Refers to the disposal of assets that can no longer be used after scientific appraisal or according to relevant regulations and must be cancelled.

(4) report the loss. Refers to the disposal of assets with bad debts and abnormal losses of state-owned assets that must be cancelled in accordance with relevant regulations.