Regulatory evaluation results for bank wealth management companies have been released, with some indicators potentially facing minor adjustments.

Reporters have learned from multiple top wealth management companies that the long-awaited classification and supervision rating system for bank wealth management companies has entered the trial rating stage, and the relevant results have recently been issued to each company. It is understood that several traditional top companies known for their large scale have performed poorly in this round of trial ratings, ranking lower, while some small and medium-sized wealth management companies have ranked at the forefront. Several executives from top wealth management companies have indicated that after the trial ratings are released, some rating indicators may face minor adjustments. Previously reported, the overall direction of the upcoming bank wealth management supervision rating system is "quality over quantity," no longer encouraging bank wealth management companies to solely focus on scale. Furthermore, companies with higher supervision ratings in the future may have the opportunity to be prioritized for certain business pilot projects.