年内私募分红逾150亿元，同比大增263.76%

Core Insights - The private equity sector has seen a significant increase in dividend distributions in 2023, with 1,135 out of 5,558 products distributing dividends, representing 20.42% of the total [1] - Total dividends distributed reached 151.58 billion, a remarkable increase of 263.76% compared to 41.67 billion in the same period last year [1] Strategy Analysis - Equity strategy products are the primary contributors to dividends, with 848 distributions amounting to 115.86 billion, accounting for 76.43% of total dividends [2] - Multi-asset strategies distributed dividends 209 times, totaling 13.76 billion, representing 9.08% of the total [2] - Futures and derivatives strategies and bond strategies had similar dividend amounts, at 9.36 billion and 9.37 billion respectively, each making up 6.18% of the total [2] - Combination funds had a smaller scale of dividends, with 65 distributions totaling 3.23 billion, accounting for 2.13% [2] Management Style - Subjective private equity products showed a higher dividend distribution frequency, with 943 distributions totaling 100.42 billion, representing 66.25% of the total [2] - Quantitative private equity products, despite strong performance, only distributed 51.16 billion, accounting for 33.75% [2] Fund Size Impact - Private equity firms with over 100 billion in assets led in dividend distributions, with 152 distributions totaling 54.79 billion, representing 36.14% of the total [3] - The overall performance of private equity funds has been strong, with an average return of 24% this year, and over 90% of products achieving positive returns [3] - The strong performance, particularly in equity strategies with nearly 30% average returns, has laid a solid foundation for dividend distributions [3] Brand and Market Position - Larger private equity firms typically have more mature research and risk control systems, leading to stronger performance stability and a solid basis for ongoing dividends [4] - These firms focus on brand building through consistent dividend distributions, attracting long-term capital inflows and creating a virtuous cycle of performance, dividends, and funding [4]