Core Insights - The private equity issuance market is experiencing a dichotomy, with some large quantitative private equity firms seeing significant inflows while many others face fundraising challenges [1][4] - Notable quantitative firms like Yanfu Investment and Kuande Investment are closing their funds to new investors due to strong performance, while subjective private equity firms are struggling to replicate past fundraising successes [3][4] Group 1: Quantitative Private Equity - Yanfu Investment announced plans to close new client subscriptions for its index-enhanced products starting July 1, with a management scale exceeding 70 billion yuan and an average return of over 27% in the past year [3] - Kuande Investment, also performing well, will close all channels for new subscriptions on June 30 [3] - The National Gold Fund has implemented large subscription restrictions on its National Gold Quantitative Multi-Factor Fund, which achieved a return of 30.26% in the past year, to protect investor interests [3] Group 2: Subjective Private Equity - Some well-known subjective private equity firms, such as Ruijun Asset, have paused new client subscriptions due to a peak in fundraising earlier this year, with Ruijun reportedly raising "tens of billions" [3][4] - Other large subjective private equity firms like Chongyang Investment and Ningquan Asset have also seen significant inflows, with Chongyang's total subscription scale reaching nearly 3 billion yuan this year [3] - Despite the success of top firms, the overall subjective private equity market is facing difficulties, with many firms unable to attract capital and some even experiencing significant net redemptions due to poor past performance [4]