Many banks have issued documents to stop the intelligent investment advisory business. Insiders: it may be restarted after the regulatory rules are released
China Merchants Bank, ICBC, CITIC and other banks have recently issued a notice that they will stop their intelligent investment advisory related businesses at the end of this month or early next month. Compared with the end of last year, when banks no longer added smart investment advisers, many banks chose to turn the stock of smart investment advisers into a single fund. Some insiders pointed out that it is expected that the intelligent investment advisory business will restart only after the relevant regulatory rules are clarified by the regulatory authorities in the future.
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