The arrival of the 20 18 regulatory era has given customers a lot of invisible pressure. More pressure is to break the trust company that has just been traded and is superior to private placement, and actively cater to supervision. Under the premise that the manager can't give rigid payment, it is particularly important to choose high-quality assets, otherwise it will bring endless trouble to the funders. The choice of assets must be qualified, experienced and professional, otherwise the assets and managers decided by the head of the company will eventually be insolvent and bury the curse. This is completely different from watching novels and movies and knowing the ending by feeling.
Bank financing "flying single" OCBC angrily denounced Hengtian Wealth.
According to the economic voice "Tianxia Company", recently, a cable person broke the news that a wealth management product account manager of OCBC Bank jumped ship to Hengtian Wealth Company, a third-party wealth management organization, as the team leader of the company's wealth center, responsible for selling wealth management products on a commission basis. He used his colleagues at OCBC Bank to sell third-party trust wealth management products to bank customers in the name of OCBC Bank. When OCBC learned of this incident, it took Hengtian Fortune Company to court in a rage. In the past, when banks handled "flying orders", most of them were "dumb people eating Rhizoma Coptidis", and in the end, they could only expel the people involved. This is the first time that a bank has directly brought a third-party organization and salesperson to court in China. In an interview with the Voice of Economics reporter, a staff member of a third-party financial institution who did not want to be named expressed concern about the current market chaos of third-party financial institutions. He said that Hengtian financial institution itself is a very chaotic company, and it is only natural that such a situation occurs.
Staff: Actually, the flight slip has not been reviewed by the Bank Risk Control Committee. Basically, there are not many sales promoted by third parties themselves, and most of Evergrande's sales rely on flying orders.