Wealth Management Report for Mid-High Net Worth Families - Gu, Jiafeng
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This book analyzes the wealth management of mid-high net worth individuals and families. As China's economy develops and people's living standards improve, more and more families are becoming well-off and the middle-income group continues to expand. After creating wealth and becoming rich, better guarding, spreading and enjoying wealth is not only an urgent challenge faced by more and more micro-families, but also an inevitable need to enrich and energize people's livelihood and the connotation of a good life.
Mid-high net worth people are an organic part of China's middle-income group, as…mehr

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This book analyzes the wealth management of mid-high net worth individuals and families. As China's economy develops and people's living standards improve, more and more families are becoming well-off and the middle-income group continues to expand. After creating wealth and becoming rich, better guarding, spreading and enjoying wealth is not only an urgent challenge faced by more and more micro-families, but also an inevitable need to enrich and energize people's livelihood and the connotation of a good life.

Mid-high net worth people are an organic part of China's middle-income group, as well as the future coordinates of many families that have just crossed into the middle-income group. An accurate portrait of this group and an in-depth study of the needs, habits, ways and effects of their family wealth management and distribution are conducive to better responding to the demands of affluent families to "keep, pass on and enjoy wealth," as well as exploring the path of solidly promoting common prosperity at the micro-family level.

From this perspective, Institute of Social Science Survey of Peking University has conducted a panoramic analysis on mid-high net worth people from panel survey with more 16,000 households in China after 10 years of tracking and investigation, from six aspects: behavioral patterns, financial asset allocation, non-financial asset allocation, commercial insurance allocation, children's commercial medical insurance allocation and pension insurance allocation, the importance of which is self-evident. As the first systematic work on asset allocation and insurance protection of Chinese middle and high net worth families, although part of the purpose is to explore the demand for insurance protection and develop the commercial insurance market, there is no doubt that this study is an important reference for the government to formulate social security policies and for financial institutions to optimize the supply offamily wealth services.
Autorenporträt
Jiafeng Gu is Associate Researcher of Institute of Social Science Survey, Peking University, and completed Ph.D. in Management. He is Visiting Scholar of Harvard University and published more than 40 English academic papers in international SSCI journals including Journal of Innovation & Knowledge, Journal of Knowledge Management, Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, Journal of Cleaner Production, Energy Policy, Energy & Environment, International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction , Current Issues in Tourism, Science Technology & Society. He has published six academic monographs, including Spatiotemporal Social Science: Theory and Methods, and more than 80 papers in Chinese journals and newspapers, such as Economic Research, Sociological Research, and China Finance News. He has presided over nearly 10 projects of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the MIT Research Fund (PI of the Chinese side), the National Social Science Foundation and the major horizontal projects of China Life.