Net value financial products refer to financial products that are issued on a per-unit basis and disclose the net value per unit share regularly or irregularly.

Usually the net value funds that users invest in are net value financial products. This kind of fund will rise or fall to a certain extent on the trading day, but the net value of the fund will be announced on the same day. When investing in such a fund, it is generally chosen to invest in a position with a low net value.

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Net value funds are common hybrid funds, index funds, stock funds, etc.

To manage finance at a bank or securities company, you need to open a corresponding financial account.

Generally speaking, financial management accounts opened through banks can handle savings products, bank financial products and fund products, and large banks can also purchase them through the banking system.

Since bank branches are widely distributed, investment and financial management accounts opened through bank channels can be processed at bank counters.

Financial management accounts opened by securities companies can be used to invest in a series of investment and financial management tools such as stocks, bonds, and futures.

The opening of a securities account can be done at the business department of each securities company and needs to be done within the trading day.