Non-standard investment refers to investment activities carried out from channels other than traditional financial markets, such as private equity funds, equity investments, debt investments, etc. Non-standard investment is characterized by high risk, high return and diversification of investment targets.

Compared with traditional investment, the risk of non-standard investment is relatively high, but it also has a higher rate of return. In addition, non-standard investment has strong market flexibility and can adapt to various market environments.

Non-standard investment investors are mostly institutions or high net worth individuals, which is also because non-standard investment mainly invests in small and medium-sized enterprises and individuals, which requires a higher investment threshold. The irregular investment market can theoretically provide better investment opportunities, but due to the lack of transparency, we also need to pay attention to risk control.