Credit Suisse's steady income is reliable, but it is also a liquidity risk. CCB Financial Credit Suisse has liquidity risk. After purchasing a product, investors have no right to terminate it early, nor can they realize it at any time, so the risk of losing other investment opportunities will also increase. Credit Suisse has market risks, and its products are greatly affected by future market uncertainty. Liabilities lead to fluctuations in customers' income, and the income is zero. Even the unit net value of this product falls below the face value, and the principal is lost. Credit risk exists in CCB Financial Credit Suisse, and the debtor may default. If the debtor has a credit risk event, it will lead to a decline in the market value of related financial products. Credit Suisse has risks such as policy risk, management risk, interest rate risk, inflation risk, early termination risk, delay risk and force majeure risk.
Credit Suisse mainly invests in fixed-income assets and equity assets, of which the proportion of investment in fixed-income assets is not less than 80%, the proportion of equity assets such as stocks is 0%-20%, and the proportion of other assets that meet regulatory requirements is 0%-20%.