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9月上半月119只新基登场,同比增逾四成
Guo Ji Jin Rong Bao·2025-09-15 10:16

Core Insights - The number of new public funds launched in the first half of September reached 119, a year-on-year increase of 41.67% compared to 84 in the same period last year [1] - The average subscription period for these new funds was 12.76 days, a decrease of nearly 5 days from 17.42 days in the previous month [1] Fund Types Overview - Among the 119 new funds, 77 were equity funds, accounting for 64.71% of the total, showing a year-on-year increase of 16.67% from 66 funds in August [2][3] - In the equity fund category, 57 were stock funds, making up 74.03% of equity funds, while 20 were mixed equity funds, accounting for 25.97% [3] - Passive index funds and enhanced index funds were particularly popular, with 40 and 13 funds respectively, representing 70.18% and 22.81% of stock funds [3] Bond and Other Fund Types - The bond fund segment also saw significant activity, with 31 bond funds launched, a year-on-year increase of 138.46% from 13 in August [3] - Additionally, 6 FOF funds, 1 REIT, and 1 QDII fund were launched, with FOF fund issuance showing a 50% increase compared to 4 in August [3] Fund Issuance by Companies - The 119 new funds were issued by 59 public fund institutions, with notable contributions from 富国基金 and 国泰基金, each launching 6 new funds [4] - The trend indicates that leading public fund institutions continue to dominate the new fund issuance market, reflecting a "stronger getting stronger" effect [4] Market Conditions and Investor Sentiment - The increase in fund issuance and the shortening of subscription periods are attributed to a positive market outlook, with the A-share market performing strongly and the Shanghai Composite Index stabilizing above 3800 points [4][5] - Enhanced performance of equity funds has boosted investor confidence, leading to a greater willingness to invest through public funds [5] - Changing wealth management perspectives among residents and increased policy support have also contributed to the active public fund issuance market [5]