(2) Management risk: The bank is the sales organization of the fund/insurance, not the business entity of the fund/insurance products, and the design, investment and management of the products are undertaken by the fund/insurance company. Investors should fully understand the relevant information of funds/insurance products and their affiliated companies before purchasing, and invest cautiously.
(3) Transaction risk: the bank is a sales organization, and the bank will submit the customer's transaction application to the fund/insurance company for final confirmation, so the application submitted by the customer in the bank may not be confirmed by the fund/insurance company, so the customer should check the transaction results in time.
(4) Risk notification: Investors must ensure that all information filled in before purchase is correct and effective, and ensure that relevant business vouchers are signed in person, otherwise, the investment effectiveness of products or the interests of products may be affected.
(5) Compliance risk: Any transaction application submitted through the correct fund/insurance transaction password is valid. If investors lose, steal or disclose the fund/insurance transaction password, it may lead to the risk that the transaction application cannot be processed normally or others may impersonate.
(6) System risk: the risk that customers may not conduct related transactions normally due to force majeure or unpredictable and uncontrollable factors of the system.