Core Insights - The public fund issuance market has continued its strong momentum at the beginning of 2026, with 44 new funds launched for subscription in the week from January 26 to February 1, marking a 10% increase compared to the previous week and maintaining a stable issuance volume above 35 funds for four consecutive weeks [1] Group 1: Fund Issuance Statistics - The average subscription period for new funds this week was only 13.18 days, indicating a significant reduction in fundraising time and further confirming the increased market activity [1] - Among the newly issued products, equity funds (including stock and equity-mixed funds) accounted for 32 funds, representing a high proportion of 72.73%, making them the absolute majority in the issuance market [2] - Specifically, stock funds totaled 21, accounting for 47.73%, while mixed funds numbered 14, making up 31.82% of the total [2] Group 2: Fund Types and Trends - This week, 5 FOF (fund of funds) were issued, all of which were mixed bond FOFs, representing 11.36% of the total, while QDII (Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor) and bond funds each had 2 new offerings, covering overseas markets and fixed income strategies [3] - The issuance of index products has continued to expand, with a total of 16 passive and enhanced index funds, accounting for 36.36%, indicating a significant trend towards utilizing tool-based products to capture market beta returns [3] - The high issuance volume over consecutive weeks underscores the role of public funds as a core tool for wealth management among residents, with a strong influx of new capital and a growing demand for investment allocation [3]