1. Consultation. Ability to plan assets according to customer needs.
2. Professionalism. Understand the customer's risk preference and income target, and comprehensively operate savings, insurance, trust and bank wealth management products to make a portfolio.
3. comprehensive. Financial advisory services involve a wide range of contents, and all aspects of the client's finance are required to be considered.
4. Institutional. Commercial banks should provide financial advisory services with standardized service flow, sound management system, clear management departments, corresponding management rules and regulations, and clear responsibilities of relevant departments and personnel.
5. Long term. The purpose of commercial banks seeking to provide financial advisory services is to establish long-term relationships with customers, not just to pursue short-term interests.