Offshore means that investors remit funds abroad and invest in the financial market of another country or region. The reason why this investment method is called "offshore" is because the overseas markets where these investments flow are not in China, but in offshore areas. Offshore investment generally needs to be carried out through offshore companies or offshore funds, which has high flexibility and confidentiality, but it is also relatively more complicated and risky.
Overseas investment and overseas investment are two different ways, and the essential difference lies in the flow direction and operation mode of funds. Offshore investment is simpler and safer, which is suitable for those investors who have relatively low risk appetite or need more liquidity and convenience; Offshore investment, on the other hand, has higher flexibility and expansion space, which is suitable for those investors who have relatively high risk appetite or need higher yield. No matter which way you choose, investors should choose suitable wealth management products and investment opportunities, and do a good job in risk assessment and asset allocation.