Regulatory Changes - The Ministry of Finance has issued a notification to guide insurance funds towards long-term stable investments, adjusting the weight of net asset return rate indicators to 30% for the annual indicator, 50% for the three-year indicator, and 20% for the five-year indicator [1][2] - The capital preservation and appreciation rate indicator has also been modified to include a similar weighting structure [1][2] Market Impact - The new regulations are expected to encourage insurance funds to focus more on long-term returns and increase investments in A-shares, thereby enhancing the role of long-term institutional investors and promoting high-quality development of the capital market [2] - As of the end of 2024, the balance of commercial insurance funds in China is projected to be approximately 33 trillion yuan, with only about 11% currently invested in A-shares, indicating significant room to reach the 25% policy cap [3] Entrepreneurial Board Developments - The Shenzhen Stock Exchange has revised the compilation plan for the ChiNext Composite Index, introducing a monthly delisting mechanism for stocks under risk warning, which is expected to improve sample stock quality and index investability [4] - The ChiNext Composite Index has seen a cumulative increase of 55% since the "924 market" last year, with a 10% rise this year, indicating its high yield and elasticity [4] A-share Market Dynamics - The A-share market experienced a high trading volume of 1.74 trillion yuan, the highest in three months, despite a pullback in major indices [6] - The decline in bank stocks is attributed to large funds actively cooling down the market, while brokerage stocks have surged, indicating a potential shift in market leadership [6][11] Fund Flow Trends - Recent trends show that brokerage stocks like Dongfang Caifu and Zhongyin Securities have attracted significant inflows, with Dongfang Caifu leading with a net inflow of 1.473 billion yuan this week [11]