Private placement insurance products refer to investment and wealth management products issued by insurance companies for high-net-worth people. This kind of products usually have high risks and benefits, and buyers need to meet certain threshold requirements (such as minimum investment amount, personal net assets, etc.). The following are some common types of private insurance products:

1. Private equity funds: mainly through equity investment in unlisted enterprises or listed enterprises with weak liquidity to obtain income.

2. private placement bond Fund: mainly obtains income by investing in bonds with high credit rating, small issuance scale and relatively poor liquidity.

3. asset management plan: mainly through direct or indirect investment in real estate projects, energy projects and other physical assets to obtain income.

4. Risk-controlled private equity fund: It aims to provide stable returns for customers and control risks within an acceptable range.

5. Hedge funds: use various trading strategies, including arbitrage and leveraged trading, to obtain excess returns when the market fluctuates.

It should be noted that private insurance products are non-public offerings, which are limited to specific investors. Before choosing to buy any investment product, please be sure to carefully understand its risk and return characteristics, and make an evaluation and choice according to your own actual situation.