Shanghai Asset Management Association Expresses Strong Confidence in China's Capital Markets and Commitment to Stability

Deep News07-20

The Shanghai Asset Management Association, along with its member units including bank wealth management firms, insurance asset managers, trust companies, securities asset management firms, public funds, private funds, and asset management service institutions, has stated its firm optimism regarding the development prospects of China's capital markets and its full commitment to serving the national strategic layout.

The association's board of directors and board of supervisors are consistently organizing member units to steadfastly practice the concepts of "rational investment, value investment, and long-term investment" in the capital markets. They are resolutely committed to acting as value discoverers for China's capital markets, a stabilizing anchor for maintaining market stability, and a main force in serving the real economy.

The Shanghai Asset Management Association leverages its role as both an asset management industry association and a professional technical association for the sector. It organizes member units to build "first-class investment institutions," enhance their capabilities in serving the real economy, technological innovation, and resident wealth management, and aims to promote the high-quality development of China's capital markets through the high-quality growth of Shanghai's asset management industry.

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