2013年2季度中国信托业发展评析（Analysis of Chinas trust industry development in the 2 quarter of 2013）.docVIP

2013年2季度中国信托业发展评析（Analysis of Chinas trust industry development in the 2 quarter of 2013） The 2 quarter of 2013 Chinese development trust industry analysis Inverse cycle growth under variable structure Author: 2013-08-05 13:59:48 China Trust Industry Association expert director Zhou Xiaoming Views: 2053 One, why is still growing? In this paper, the title says counter cyclical, refers to the downward cycle since Chinas economic slowdown began in 2012. Since the beginning of last year, Chinas economy after almost 30 years of almost up to more than 10% growth period, has entered a downward cycle slowdown in the structural adjustment of the main tone. The first half of this year, GDP growth has slowed to 7.6%. Because the reform has entered a deep water area, is expected this round of economic adjustment period is not too short, it is already a consensus. The main business data in 2013 at the end of the 2 quarter shows that the trust company, in the counter cyclical economic period, the trust industry still achieved much faster than the economy growth, this is not only reflected in the scale, outstanding performance in terms of efficiency: (a) the size of the trust assets year-on-year increase, the chain growth slowed. By the end of the 2 quarter of 2013, 67 trust companies trust assets management scale of 9 trillion and 450 billion yuan, compared to last year the end of the 2 quarter of 5 trillion and 540 billion yuan, an increase of 70.72%; the absolute scale has been close to 10 trillion yuan, to further consolidate the trust industry as Chinas second largest financial industry status. But compared to 8 trillion and 730 billion yuan from the end of the 1 quarter growth of 8.29%, compared to the 1 quarter of this year to the 4 quarter of last year 16.88% growth in the 2 quarter of this year, growth has declined. 1-6 months of monthly growth rate is decreased from 5.2% to 0.44%, the trust industry is steadily. (two) the natural assets continue to increase steadily. By