Trust and asset management are actually asset types. According to the regulations, banks cannot directly invest in real estate and other financing targets. Therefore, banks invest in trust plans and asset management plans packaged by trust companies and securities companies. The corresponding trust companies and securities companies are trading channels, and banks will also pay them corresponding channel fees. In fact, bank financing corresponds to personal financing. Individuals gain income by purchasing wealth management products issued by banks. This is personal finance. Banks integrate the money everyone buys for wealth management and invest in various assets: bonds, money funds, bond funds, interbank deposits, repurchase, equity, etc. , and get income. This is bank financing, which is the main profitable business of banks in the future.

Limited partners are different from general partners in that they have fewer rights and responsibilities. For example, a limited partner has invested a sum of money in the company, but cannot execute, represent and manage the affairs of the company. At the same time, the company lost money and went bankrupt. They only need to bear the investment, that is, how much they invest, how much they earn and how much they lose. The general partner, although he has the right to manage the company, also bears more risks.