Traditional intermediary services include

Traditional intermediary business includes: trust, custody, agency insurance, remittance settlement, remittance, etc.

Intermediary business refers to the business that commercial banks collect fees for entrusted matters such as collection and payment on behalf of customers. It is a business in which banks do not need to use their own funds, but rely on the advantages of business, technology, institutions, reputation, talents, etc. as an intermediary to undertake payment and other entrusted matters for customers, provide various financial services and charge corresponding fees. Banks do not need to occupy their own funds to operate intermediary business, which is based on the bank's asset-liability credit business and can promote the development and expansion of bank credit business.