浮动费率基金密集自购 累计金额已达7000万元

Core Viewpoint - Several fund companies in China are purchasing their own newly launched floating rate funds, indicating confidence in the long-term stability and health of the capital market and their investment management capabilities [1][3][4]. Group 1: Fund Companies' Self-Purchases - On June 9, China International Fund announced a plan to invest 20 million yuan in its newly launched floating rate fund, "China International Fund Rui'an Mixed Securities Investment Fund" [1]. - Other leading public fund institutions, including China Europe Fund, Bosera Fund, and Orient Securities Asset Management, have also announced self-purchases, with a cumulative investment amount reaching 70 million yuan [3]. - Manulife Fund announced on June 7 that it would invest 10 million yuan in its "Manulife Smart Navigation Mixed Securities Investment Fund" [3]. - On June 3, Xingzheng Global Fund stated it would invest 20 million yuan in its "Xingzheng Global Heqi Mixed Securities Investment Fund" [3]. - China Europe Fund committed 10 million yuan to its floating rate fund, "China Europe Large Cap Smart Selection Mixed Initiated Fund," with a holding period of no less than three years [3]. - Bosera Fund announced investments of 10 million yuan each in two of its equity funds on May 28, one of which is a floating rate fund [3]. - Orient Securities Asset Management stated it would invest 10 million yuan in its "Orient Red Core Value Mixed Fund" [3]. - Tianhong Fund also announced a 10 million yuan investment in its floating rate fund, "Tianhong Quality Value Mixed Fund" [4]. Group 2: Purpose and Industry Trends - The introduction of floating rate products aims to alleviate the issue where funds do not generate profits for investors while fund companies do, and to promote high-quality development within the fund industry [4]. - Industry insiders view the recent reforms in public fund fees, particularly the launch of floating rate products, as a significant exploration and attempt to drive further high-quality development in the industry [5]. - According to CITIC Securities, the weighted management fee rates of various fund products have significantly decreased compared to the end of 2022, indicating a successful fee reduction trend [5]. - The fund industry in China still has considerable room for further fee reductions compared to overseas markets, suggesting that the practice of fee reform and product innovation is ongoing [5]. - Future developments in floating rate funds may extend to bond funds, with fixed income + products being prioritized [5]. - Huabao Securities noted that the asymmetric fee structure of new floating rate products will enhance the importance of performance benchmarks, which may influence investors' decisions [5].