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Core Insights - The article highlights the strong demand for actively managed equity funds, with 38 products receiving over 500 million shares in net subscriptions, and the highest net subscription exceeding 6 billion shares [2][4]. Fund Subscription and Redemption Overview - As of the end of 2025, the total scale of funds reached 31.62 trillion shares, with a net subscription of 706.79 billion shares in the fourth quarter, reflecting a net subscription ratio of 2.29% [9]. - Various fund types, including money market, index, QDII, bond, commodity, and FOF, experienced net subscriptions, while mixed funds faced the highest net redemptions, shrinking by 82.30 billion shares [2][9]. - Despite the overall net redemptions in actively managed stock and mixed funds, several actively managed equity funds attracted significant investor interest [4]. Performance of Actively Managed Equity Funds - In the fourth quarter, 38 actively managed equity funds had net subscriptions exceeding 500 million shares, a decrease from the previous quarter, with 9 funds surpassing 1 billion shares [4]. - The top-performing fund, managed by Zhang Haiqiao, the Yongying Pioneer Semiconductor Select Mixed Fund C, attracted 6.20 billion shares in net subscriptions, with a net subscription ratio of 2126.19% [4]. - Other notable funds include the Yongying High-end Equipment Select Mixed Fund C, which received 5.22 billion shares in net subscriptions, and the Anxin Rui Jian Preferred Mixed Fund A, with 2.54 billion shares in net subscriptions [4][5]. Market Trends and Fund Types - The fourth quarter saw a strong performance in the A-share market, particularly in sectors like technology, commercial aerospace, storage chips, AI computing hardware, communication, and military industry [9]. - The bond market exhibited a "rise then fall" trend, with bond funds achieving a net subscription of 82.43 billion shares [10]. - Commodity funds experienced the highest net subscription ratio at 33.8%, with a total of 23.84 billion shares in net subscriptions, driven by rising prices of precious metals [10].