What are the precautions when choosing a trust institution (trustee)

First: ranking of registered capital.

First: registered capital

Because the registered capital is the amount of property granted by the state to the enterprise legal person for management or the property owned by the enterprise legal person, it is the sum of the actual assets of the enterprise. The registered capital increases or decreases with the increase or decrease of the actual capital, that is, when the actual capital of an enterprise increases or decreases by more than 20% compared with the registered capital, it is necessary to register for change. Received ranking education from an early age. I believe that when you make a choice, especially when you have multiple choices. Often from the perspective of ranking, just like the previous financial dog exam. When encountering multiple-choice questions, the four answers (A, B, C, D) follow the principle of "three short and one long choice is the longest, and three long and one short choice is the shortest".

Second: ranking management scale.

Basic logic: Every fat man has his reasons for being fat. And you can't get fat in one bite. Financial dogs have been hesitant to add the ranking of management scale to this evaluation system, because although management scale is an evaluation dimension, different trust companies have different resource endowments and different directions of attention, which leads to their different paths and naturally directly affects their management scale. For example, some trust companies have always attached importance to overseas financial markets, but paid little attention to some domestic financing projects. She mainly serves customers who are interested in overseas investment. In terms of scale alone, it cannot be compared with some trust companies specializing in domestic assets. But can you evaluate the management ability of this trust company according to the index of management scale? Obviously you can't. Therefore, the financial dog is cautious about the evaluation index of management scale.

Third: the background comparison of shareholders.

Fourth: historical "accident"+industry reputation

This is very important, and it is also something that many trust companies try to avoid. As I said before, "You can't walk to the river without wet shoes". This is to show you how many times the shoes of these 68 trust companies have been wet. Trust companies with more wet shoes need to be cautious. Financial Dog provides a method that every investor can look at here: Qixinbao Enterprise Check Sky Eye Check and a series of websites that can check corporate credit (there is no suspicion of advertising, but our dog has been using these tools). These tools can help you better understand the legal proceedings or announcements related to the trust company.