晨星香港互认基金季报 基于晨星独家数据库，聚焦北上互认基金的季度资金流向、资产规模变化及管理 人市场份额动态，旨在为专业投资者提供及时、客观的数据参考与市场洞察。 2025年三季度，香港互认基金净现金流显示投资者风险偏好抬升：股票及混合型基金获资金净流 入，债券基金则面临净流出。 受亚洲股市上行带动，亚洲股票型基金吸引力显著提升 ，其中 摩 根亚洲股息基金 表现突出，三季度资金净流入超18亿元。该基金注重平衡资本增值与收益，长期 目标为实现超越业绩比较基准（MSCI亚太除日本指数）的收益率。自2025年初以来，该基金凭 借强劲的业绩表现吸引了大量投资者关注。与之对比，环球股票型基金受美国关税政策不确定性 冲击较大，资金流入乏力， 东方汇理香港组合-创新动力股票基金 与 东亚联丰环球股票基金 等 均跻身净流出规模较大的基金之列。 随着亚洲权益市场回暖及A股反弹，投资者对债券类互认基金的配置需求有所下降，三季度债券 类产品整体呈资金净流出态势。不过，仍有部分产品获得资金青睐，如 摩根亚洲总收益债券基金 单季度流入近18亿元。 在国内低利率环境下，亚洲债券基金相较于国内纯债基金的收益率优势较 明显，吸引力依旧稳固 ...

Core Insights - The Hong Kong mutual fund market is experiencing a divergence in fund flows, with the number of inflows and outflows being nearly equal as of August 2025 [1] - After the relaxation of the sales cap for mutual funds in mainland China, sales of Hong Kong mutual funds surged, reaching a cumulative net outflow of over 150 billion RMB in March 2025, a historical high, but have since declined [1] - The decline in enthusiasm for overseas investments among mainland investors is attributed to the strong recovery of the A-share market [1] Fund Performance - The Morgan Asian Total Return Bond Fund attracted 975 million RMB in August, leading in net inflows and maintaining a top-three position for the year [2] - The fund employs a "best investment opportunity" strategy, focusing on Asian credit bonds, local currency bonds, and convertible bonds, outperforming domestic pure bond funds [2] - The Morgan Asian Dividend Fund continued its inflow trend from July, becoming the third most popular Hong Kong mutual fund in August [2] - Conversely, the Morgan International Bond Fund saw a net outflow of 894 million RMB in August, despite being the largest net inflow fund for the year [2] - The East Asia United Global Equity Fund faced significant outflows of 933 million RMB in August, ranking last in net inflows for the year [2] - Global equity funds in the Hong Kong mutual fund sector are generally experiencing large outflows due to weaker performance compared to Chinese and Asian stock markets [2] Company-Specific Insights - HSBC's Asian Bond Fund and related products have paused mainland subscriptions since reaching sales limits in March 2025, leading to a one-way exit for mainland investors [3] - East Asia United was the largest net inflow fund in July but faced substantial outflows in August, primarily due to the performance of the East Asia United Global Equity Fund [3] - Morgan and HSBC continue to dominate the Hong Kong mutual fund market, with asset management sizes of 77.08 billion RMB and 34.55 billion RMB respectively, together accounting for approximately 60% of the total market size [3]

Core Insights - The article discusses the diverging fund flows in Hong Kong mutual recognition funds, indicating a decrease in mainland investors' enthusiasm for overseas investments due to the strong recovery of the A-share market [4]. Fund Performance - Morgan's Asia Total Return Bond Fund attracted a net inflow of 975 million yuan in August, leading the monthly inflow rankings and maintaining a top position year-to-date. The fund employs a "best investment opportunities" strategy to achieve returns [5]. - The Morgan Asia Dividend Fund continued its inflow trend from July, becoming the third most popular Hong Kong mutual recognition product in August, aiming for a long-term return exceeding 30% above the MSCI Asia Pacific ex-Japan Index [5]. - Conversely, the Morgan International Bond Fund experienced a net outflow of 894 million yuan in August, continuing a trend from July, although it still recorded the largest net inflow year-to-date [5]. Fund Company Dynamics - East Asia United Fund faced significant net outflows in August, totaling 933 million yuan, primarily due to the outflows from its Global Equity Fund, which ranked lowest in year-to-date inflows among Hong Kong mutual recognition funds [7]. - HSBC's mutual recognition funds have maintained a "closed-door" status for mainland investors since reaching sales limits in March 2025, resulting in continued net outflows in August, although the total net inflow for the year remains significantly higher than outflows [9]. - As of the end of August 2025, Morgan and HSBC dominate the Hong Kong mutual recognition fund market, with asset sizes of 77.08 billion yuan and 34.55 billion yuan, respectively, collectively accounting for approximately 60% of the total market size [13].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the mixed fund flow dynamics in Hong Kong mutual recognition funds, indicating a shift in investor sentiment towards domestic A-shares as overseas investment enthusiasm declines [1]. Fund Flow Dynamics - In August 2025, the number of products with net inflows and outflows in Hong Kong mutual recognition funds was nearly balanced, reflecting a significant change since the beginning of the year when sales limits were relaxed [1]. - Cumulative net outflow from Hong Kong mutual recognition funds in mainland China reached a historical high of 150 billion RMB in March 2025, but has since declined [1]. - The Morgan Asian Total Return Bond Fund led the inflow in August with 975 million RMB, maintaining a strong performance compared to domestic pure bond funds [1][3]. Fund Performance - The Morgan Asian Dividend Fund continued its inflow trend from July, becoming the third most popular mutual recognition product in August [1]. - Conversely, the Morgan International Bond Fund experienced a net outflow of 894 million RMB in August, continuing a trend from July [1][3]. - The East Asia United Global Equity Fund faced significant outflows of 933 million RMB in August, reflecting broader challenges for global equity funds compared to Chinese and Asian markets [1]. Company-Level Insights - East Asia United was the largest net inflow fund company in July 2025 but faced substantial outflows in August, primarily due to the performance of the East Asia United Global Equity Fund [8]. - Morgan remains the leader in net inflows for both August and year-to-date, while all HSBC mutual recognition fund products have continued to see net outflows since reaching sales limits earlier in the year [8]. - As of August 2025, Morgan and HSBC dominate the Hong Kong mutual recognition fund market, with asset management scales of 77.08 billion RMB and 34.55 billion RMB, respectively, accounting for approximately 60% of the total market [15].

Group 1 - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has optimized the registration review process for Hong Kong mutual recognition funds to enhance investor protection and ensure stable operations of these funds, requiring a minimum asset scale of 200 million RMB in the year prior to application [1] - Several small and medium-sized public fund companies have begun shutting down their mobile applications due to low user engagement and high operational costs, with companies like Ping An Fund and Guotai Junan Fund announcing similar plans [1] Group 2 - The Ministry of Finance has allocated a budget of approximately 90 billion RMB for childcare subsidies this year, with the central government covering about 90% of the funding needed for local governments [2] - In the first half of the year, 10 healthcare companies have listed in Hong Kong, raising a total of 2.1 billion USD, while 35 more companies have submitted listing applications [2] - A report indicates that by 2024, the revenue share of self-developed Chinese games from overseas sales is expected to reach 33.62%, with the Chinese and US gaming markets projected to be worth 47 billion USD and 46.1 billion USD respectively [2] Group 3 - Giant Star Legend has announced a partnership with Yushu Technology to develop consumer-grade robots, with plans to allocate approximately 38.2% of their recent fundraising for expanding retail channels, including vending machines and smart devices [3] - Huawei has launched its new flagship tablet, the MatePad Pro, featuring HarmonyOS 5 and starting at a price of 3,999 RMB [3] Group 4 - Greenland Holdings has refuted rumors regarding its CEO's disappearance, confirming that he is on personal leave but remains in his position [4] - Glencore plans to cut costs by 1 billion USD and has raised its long-term profit forecast for its commodities trading division for the first time since 2017, with expected profits now between 2.3 billion and 3.5 billion USD [4] - Zhongwang Software is facing a copyright infringement lawsuit from Autodesk in the US, which the company intends to contest vigorously [4] Group 5 - Pudong Construction reported a 1.89% decrease in the number of new engineering projects signed in Q2, with a 22.53% drop in project value to 3.278 billion RMB [5] - Anhui Construction announced a slight increase of 0.65% in new contract value for its engineering business, totaling 33.523 billion RMB [5] - Sinopec Oilfield Services has won a contract worth 3.597 billion RMB for a natural gas pipeline project, accounting for 4.44% of its projected revenue for 2024 [5] - Inner Mongolia Huadian reported a decline in revenue by 8.75% to 9.827 billion RMB and a net profit drop of 11.91% to 1.557 billion RMB for the first half of the year [5] Group 6 - Weihong Co. reported a 9.51% increase in revenue to 260 million RMB for the first half of the year, but a 28.86% decrease in net profit to approximately 29.25 million RMB [6] Group 7 - The Shanghai Composite Index rose by 0.17% despite a mixed performance in the market, with significant declines in high-profile stocks, while sectors like film, oil and gas, and baby products saw gains [7]