10家基金公司火速上报，首批科创债ETF要来了！

Core Viewpoint - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has proposed to accelerate the launch of Sci-Tech Innovation Bond ETFs, with 10 public fund companies quickly submitting applications for the first batch of these ETFs on the same day [1][7]. Group 1: Introduction of Sci-Tech Innovation Bond ETFs - Sci-Tech Innovation Bond ETFs are innovative bond index funds aimed at tracking the performance of bonds issued by technology innovation companies, which are used to support the technology sector [2][7]. - The first batch of Sci-Tech Innovation Bond ETFs will track three indices: the China Securities AAA Sci-Tech Innovation Company Bond Index, the Shanghai Securities AAA Sci-Tech Innovation Company Bond Index, and the Shenzhen Securities AAA Sci-Tech Innovation Company Bond Index, all focusing on AAA-rated high-credit bonds [2][3]. Group 2: Index Details and Fund Companies - The China Securities AAA Sci-Tech Innovation Company Bond Index selects bonds with an issuer rating of AAA and an implied rating of AA+ and above from the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, providing a broad market representation [3]. - The ETFs tracking the Shanghai AAA Sci-Tech Innovation Company Bond Index include three products from Penghua, Bosera, and GF Fund, while six products from E Fund, CMB, Huaxia, Harvest, Fuguo, and Southern Fund track the China Securities AAA index [3][6]. - The Shenzhen AAA Sci-Tech Innovation Company Bond Index has one product from Invesco Great Wall Fund [3][6]. Group 3: Market Impact and Future Prospects - The issuance scale of Sci-Tech Innovation Bonds reached 1.23 trillion yuan in 2024, marking a 56.3% year-on-year increase, becoming a significant driver for the expansion of the credit bond market [7]. - The introduction of Sci-Tech Innovation Bond ETFs is expected to enhance market liquidity, support technology innovation enterprises, and provide investors with more diverse investment options [7]. - Fund companies view the launch of these ETFs as a response to national policy, aiming to guide social capital towards technology innovation and fill the gap in "technology finance" themed bond funds [6][7].