HONG KONG, July 23, 2026 - (ACN Newswire) - CMBC Capital (1141.HK), which once had a historical peak market value of up to 30 billion Hong Kong dollars, is ushering in a new round of growth after undergoing a Painful correction. Facing the uncertainties of the Hong Kong financial market, CMBC Capital has built a revenue base with significant Risk-resistant characteristics by strengthening the fixed-income attributes of asset management and deeply cultivating ESG green finance. This is not only a precise grasp of macro trends but also an important support for the company’s long-term investment value.

In the cyclical fluctuations of the capital market, financial institutions that can achieve "the strong get stronger" often possess an asymmetric income structure that can navigate cycles. For CMBC Capital, in addition to its investment banking and financing businesses, the asset management business and its forward-looking layout in the green finance field are increasingly becoming the "ballast stone" for the company’s performance.

The asset management business is a sector that CMBC Capital has been deeply cultivating in recent years. At a time when the wealth management market is generally facing the test of net value, CMBC Capital has adopted a prudent strategy centered on fixed-income and alternative investments. By issuing private funds and providing managed account asset management services, the company has converted its professional capabilities in credit bond investment and structured financing into growth in assets under management (AUM). This absolute-return-oriented asset management strategy highly aligns with the urgent demand for capital preservation among current global high-net-worth clients and institutional investors. More importantly, the management fee income brought by the asset management business is highly predictable and recurring, greatly optimizing the company’s income structure and reducing its reliance on income from individual investment banking projects or proprietary trading.

At the same time, CMBC Capital’s layout in the fields of green finance and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) demonstrates its strategic foresight that transcends short-term cycles. In recent years, global capital markets have seen an exponential increase in attention to the concept of sustainable development, and Hong Kong, as a leading green finance center in Asia, is ushering in a golden period for green bond issuance. CMBC Capital has keenly captured this trend and actively participates in the underwriting of offshore green bonds and the allocation of green-themed assets. This is not only a positive response to the national "dual carbon" strategy but also a strategic choice with high commercial logic.

The green finance business brings Multi-faceted benefits to CMBC Capital: On one hand, the issuers of green bonds are mostly central enterprises, state-owned enterprises, and industry leaders with excellent credit quality. Participating in such projects helps the company improve its Pipeline of high-quality projects and reduce credit risk; on the other hand, in an era where ESG investment is gradually becoming mainstream, securities firms with the ability to create green financial products are more likely to gain favor from international long-term institutional funds, thereby broadening the company’s funding channels.

From the perspective of fundamental investing, the market often perceives CMBC Capital (1141.HK) merely as a "traditional Chinese securities firm," underestimating its structural transformation achievements in asset management and green finance. As global capital increasingly tilts toward ESG assets and Hong Kong’s green bond market expands, CMBC Capital’s first-mover advantage and specialized capabilities in this niche will gradually translate into substantial profit contributions. This deep-seated cultivation in areas aligned with future development trends solidifies CMBC Capital’s long-term investment logic, creating an investment target for shareholders that combines safety margins with growth potential.

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