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有母基金能对子基金最高出资99%了
母基金研究中心·2025-06-10 08:57

Core Viewpoint - Local mother funds are increasing their contribution ratios to promote investment in strategic emerging industries and high-tech enterprises, reflecting the implementation of national policies aimed at enhancing government investment fund efficiency [1][2][3]. Group 1: Contribution Ratios - Jingzhou has announced a new 2 billion yuan mother fund, with contribution ratios for sub-funds reaching up to 40% for mother funds and 99% for talent and technology innovation sub-funds [1]. - Tianjin's guidelines allow for a maximum contribution ratio of 50% for merger mother funds and 70% for brokerage merger mother funds [2]. - Sichuan has raised the contribution ratio for state-owned capital to 70% for venture capital funds, with special circumstances allowing for early establishment and operation [2]. Group 2: Policy Implementation - The recent adjustments in contribution ratios by local mother funds align with the State Council's document promoting the high-quality development of government investment funds [3]. - The trend of increasing contribution ratios is summarized as "Five Widens and One High," indicating a more flexible approach to registration, contributions, returns, incentives, and error tolerance, while enhancing efficiency [3][4]. Group 3: Return and Incentive Mechanisms - The average return multiplier requirement for government guidance funds has decreased by over 40% in the past six years, with many funds now requiring a return multiplier of around 1.5 [4][5]. - Newer guidance funds are incorporating incentive measures and error tolerance clauses to encourage better performance and risk-taking among fund managers [5][6]. Group 4: Efficiency Improvements - Many local guidance funds are optimizing their recruitment processes, aiming for a completion time of no more than three months from application to approval [7]. - The ongoing adjustments in fund management practices are expected to attract more high-quality equity investment institutions [7].