(1) Flexible trading structure. Trust has strong flexibility at the transaction level, and can participate in various acquisition modes by issuing trust plans, setting up M&A funds, and cooperating with external institutions. , and can adopt structural design such as the combination of stock and debt, prioritization, reasonably enlarge leverage, flexibly allocate funds, and effectively control risks.

(2) experience in structured financing. Trust companies have worked hard in the real estate industry in the past few years and accumulated rich experience in mezzanine financing and structured financing, which can be transferred to non-real estate fields and can be cut in from the merger and integration business of the real estate industry.

(3) the ability to invest a lot of money. Trust companies can raise funds in the form of collective fund trust and single fund trust, which is flexible and simple. By amplifying leverage, they can raise a large amount of funds to invest in M&A projects in a short time. When the number of M&A loans of banks is limited, trust will form dislocation competition.

(4) privacy. In some cases, the trust can help the acquirer to make an acquisition without exposing the principal.