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Core Insights - The issuance of dividend-themed funds has significantly accelerated in the second half of the year, with the number of new products doubling compared to the first half, indicating a renewed interest in dividend strategies [1][2]. Fund Issuance and Performance - In the first half of the year, 26 dividend-themed funds were issued, raising a total of 9.398 billion yuan, with the largest single fund size being 1 billion yuan and a median size of 300 million yuan. By December 9, the number of new funds had increased to 37, with a total raised amount of 20.444 billion yuan, marking a more than twofold increase [2]. - The maximum fundraising size for individual products in the second half reached 1.767 billion yuan, with the median size rising to 400 million yuan, reflecting a significant increase in issuance enthusiasm [2]. - The Hong Kong dividend funds emerged as a notable source of new issuance, with 12 related products launched in the second half, surpassing the first half's figures [2]. Market Trends and Structural Changes - Passive index dividend funds remain the mainstay of issuance, accounting for about 60% of the total, while a new batch of actively managed dividend products has also been introduced, including equity mixed and actively managed stock funds, showcasing a diverse structural landscape [3]. - The issuance of low-volatility dividend products has also expanded, with 19 new products launched in the second half, covering various indices such as the CSI 800 Low Volatility Dividend Index and the CSI 300 Low Volatility Dividend Index [2]. Policy and Market Environment - The market's focus on dividend assets has been bolstered by supportive policies, including the "anti-involution" measures and steady growth policies that have improved profit expectations in related industries [4]. - Regulatory measures have reinforced cash dividend management, creating a strong incentive and constraint mechanism for companies, which stabilizes investor expectations for dividends and enhances the sustainability of high-dividend investments [4]. Institutional Demand and Long-term Appeal - The demand structure for institutional funds has shifted, with long-term capital such as insurance funds and pension funds increasingly favoring stable cash flows in a low-interest-rate environment [5]. - In the third quarter, listed insurance companies added over 410 billion yuan in equity allocations, with high-dividend assets accounting for more than half of the new positions [6]. - The rapid expansion of dividend ETFs has also been notable, with their scale growing from 50 billion yuan at the end of 2023 to nearly 200 billion yuan by 2025, evolving from a single "high dividend" focus to a more diversified structure including "dividend + low volatility," "dividend + state-owned enterprises," and "dividend + quality" [6].