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Core Viewpoint - The issuance of dividend-themed funds has significantly accelerated in the second half of the year, driven by favorable policies and market conditions, leading to a renewed interest in high-dividend assets [1][5]. Fund Issuance Growth - 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 funds issued in the second half had increased to 37, with a total size of 20.444 billion yuan, marking a more than double growth compared to the first half [3][4]. - The maximum fundraising size for a single product in the second half reached 1.767 billion yuan, and the median size rose to 400 million yuan, indicating a significant increase in issuance enthusiasm [3]. Market Structure and Focus - The market has seen a notable increase in the issuance of Hong Kong dividend funds, with 12 new products launched in the second half, surpassing the first half's figures. The leading fund, "浦银安盛港股通央企红利," raised 1.289 billion yuan [3][4]. - There has also been a substantial expansion in low-volatility dividend products, with 19 new products launched, covering various indices such as the 中证800红利低波动指数 and 沪深300红利低波动指数 [3]. Policy and Market Dynamics - The "anti-involution" and stable growth policies have positively influenced market sentiment, improving profit expectations for related industries. The regulatory emphasis on cash dividends has enhanced the certainty of high-dividend assets, making them more attractive in a volatile market [1][6]. - Institutional demand for stable cash flows has increased, particularly among long-term funds like insurance and pension funds, which have shown a preference for high-dividend assets in a low-interest-rate environment [7]. ETF Expansion - The rapid growth of dividend ETFs has been notable, with their scale expanding from 50 billion yuan at the end of 2023 to nearly 200 billion yuan by 2025, reflecting the evolving structure of the dividend strategy [8].