AMCAP: The Surge in Tech Stocks Highlights AI's Financial Value

Policy Guidance and Technological Breakthroughs Reshape Asset Value s in China

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange's Tech 50 ETF has surged 42% this year, with net inflows of HKD 239.1 billion from southbound capital. AI-driven companies have recorded annualized EPS growth of 2.5%, accelerating foreign capital inflows and prompting a market revaluation. An analysis report by AMCAP Group indicates that, with technological breakthroughs in China's large AI models, many financial and asset management institutions are actively advancing their investment applications, pursuing smart transformation to reduce costs and enhance efficiency, thereby fostering new growth momentum

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AMCAP analysts state that the current application of large AI models in asset management primarily helps financial institutions reduce research and investment thresholds and costs, supporting their transition toward smart transformation. Institutions such as mutual funds, insurance firms, and wealth management companies have been relatively quick in adopting large-model AI scenarios. In the era of big asset management, the deep integration of financial technology and asset management is taking on new characteristics emphasizing standardized risk control while balancing product differentiation, strategic consistency, and streamlined management processes.

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According to AMCAP analysts, wealth management companies are currently facing challenges due to product proliferation and significant operational pressure. Combined with shifting investor behavior among bank wealth management clients, these challenges highlight the potential of AI to deliver technological dividends to the industry. By leveraging AI, institutions can enhance the customer experience in wealth management, improve investment research efficiency, reduce operational costs, and enable dynamic asset allocation through AI-driven algorithms. This approach allows for better alignment with diverse investor risk preferences while maintaining effective risk control.

The AMCAP report emphasizes that, regardless of market fluctuations, diversification remains an effective strategy for reducing risk. Investors should avoid concentrating all their funds in AI-related sectors and instead allocate assets reasonably across different classes such as stocks, bonds, funds, and gold. When investing in stocks, it is important to diversify across industries and company sizes to mitigate the impact of volatility in any single sector or enterprise on the overall portfolio. For instance, alongside holdings in tech stocks, it is advisable to include quality companies from traditional sectors such as consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, and finance.

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