ICBC Wealth Management
ICBC Wealth Management is the wealth-management subsidiary and product brand of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, offering asset-management products to customers in China.
Last updated October 14, 2026
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Overview
ICBC Wealth Management, formally known as ICBC Wealth Management Co., Ltd. (工银理财有限责任公司), is a China-based wealth-management company associated with Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC). Established in 2019, it operates as a dedicated wealth-management subsidiary within the ICBC group rather than as an independently listed company. The company’s core business is the design, issuance and management of wealth-management products. These products are intended for customers seeking professionally managed investment options through the Chinese banking and wealth-management market. Its offerings sit within the broader asset-management sector; product terms, investment scope and risk characteristics vary by individual offering, so the brand should not be treated as a guarantee of principal or returns. ICBC Wealth Management is positioned to draw on its parent bank’s established customer and financial-services ecosystem while operating through a specialized wealth-management entity. Its principal market is China. The supplied evidence does not provide company-specific details on its product catalogue, leadership, current distribution arrangements, or official website, so those particulars are not stated here.
History
ICBC Wealth Management was established in 2019 as a dedicated wealth-management company within the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China group. Its creation reflects the development of specialized wealth-management subsidiaries in China’s banking sector, where banks separated wealth-management activities into distinct entities rather than relying solely on traditional bank departments to conduct them. As an ICBC group company, it is associated with one of China’s major commercial banking groups, while its business focus is wealth management. Its role is to develop and manage wealth-management products for customers in the Chinese market. The products are financial offerings with terms and risk profiles that depend on the individual product; the company’s name or bank-group association alone should not be interpreted as a promise of guaranteed returns. The supplied evidence for this dossier does not contain company-specific historical records, launch announcements, named executives, product examples, or later corporate milestones. Accordingly, the account is limited to the company’s establishment, group relationship, and general business identity; no unsupported dates, financial figures, or product names are added.
- 2019
Established as a wealth-management subsidiary of ICBC
Products and positioning
A specialist wealth-management subsidiary within the ICBC group, serving the Chinese market with managed financial products.
Product categories. Bank wealth-management products · Investment and asset-management products
Recent events
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Bank wealth management subsidiaries roll out temporary fee discounts on wealth management products[1]
Multiple Chinese bank wealth management subsidiaries, including ICBC Wealth Management, CMB Wealth Management, Ningyin Wealth Management, Puyin Wealth Management, Boyin Wealth Management, BOC Wealth Management, CCB Wealth Management, ABC Wealth Management and Hankou Bank, announced temporary fee discounts on wealth management products, mainly cutting sales service fees and fixed management fees, with some products' fees temporarily reduced to zero. Most discounts run for set periods (e.g., one CMB Wealth product's fixed management fee is cut from 0.3% to 0.18% from September 25 to October 31) before reverting to the original levels in the product prospectus. The institutions stated the discounts aim to reward customers and thank investors.
ICBC Wealth Management and Goldman Sachs Asset Management sign joint-venture memorandum[2]
ICBC Wealth Management and Goldman Sachs Asset Management held a signing ceremony for a memorandum concerning the establishment of a joint-venture wealth management company.
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