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Financial products that are not included in interbank financial management are
Including but not limited to commercial bank wealth management products, trust and investment plans, securities investment funds, etc.

The scope of inter-bank investment includes but is not limited to wealth management products of commercial banks, trust investment plans, securities investment funds, asset management plans of securities companies, asset management plans of fund management companies and subsidiaries, and asset management products of insurance asset management institutions. Steady investment style, flexible operation mode, efficient project operation and customer experience first.

Purchase wealth management products issued by other commercial banks for financial institutions. Capital lending business with non-bank financial institutions such as asset management companies, financial leasing companies, consumer finance companies and auto finance companies established in China with the qualification to handle interbank lending business.

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Requirements related to interbank financial management:

1. The wealth management products of commercial banks are independent of the managers' and custodians' own assets, and the property acquired due to the management, use, disposal or other circumstances of wealth management products is classified as bank wealth management products.

2. Managers and custodians of wealth management products of commercial banks shall not classify the wealth management products of the Bank as their own assets. If it is liquidated due to dissolution, cancellation or bankruptcy according to law, the wealth management product property of the bank does not belong to its liquidation property.

3. Creditor's rights arising from the management, use and disposal of wealth management products by commercial banks shall not be offset against the debts arising from the assets owned by managers and custodians; The manager manages, uses and disposes of the creditor's rights and debts arising from different wealth management products.