1. Issuing trust products: Trust products are a kind of wealth management products issued by trust companies. Investors can entrust their own funds to trust companies for investment management by purchasing trust products. Trust products usually have higher expected rate of return and lower risk level, attracting more and more investors.
2. Private equity funds: Private equity funds are non-public offering fund products, usually for institutional investors or high-net-worth individual investors. Trust companies can issue private equity funds to absorb funds.
3. Asset management plan: Asset management plan refers to an asset management plan customized for a specific investor, which is usually customized by a trust company for customers. Trust companies can issue asset management plans to absorb funds.
4. Equity investment: Trust companies can absorb funds through equity investment. Equity investment usually refers to the non-public offering of shares to invest in unlisted companies or listed companies in order to obtain the return on equity investment.
5. Bond investment: Trust companies can absorb funds through bond investment. Bond investment usually refers to investing in government bonds, corporate bonds and other bond products to obtain fixed income.