Core Viewpoint - E Fund has announced a change in the abbreviations of 45 ETFs, becoming the first fund company in the industry to complete the adjustment of all its ETFs, which will take effect on January 5, 2026 [1][2]. Group 1: ETF Naming Standardization - The new naming convention follows the format of "core elements of investment target + ETF + fund manager name," enhancing clarity and reducing ambiguity for investors [1][3]. - The adjustment aligns with the requirements of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges, which mandate that existing ETFs must adopt the new naming structure by March 31, 2026 [1][2]. Group 2: Impact on Market and Investor Experience - The changes are expected to positively impact the ETF market by improving the accuracy of ETF names in relation to their actual investment targets, thereby reducing investor information screening costs and enhancing the investment experience [1][3]. - E Fund has already initiated the renaming process prior to the exchange's rule revision, having renamed 17 ETFs in January 2025 and another 8 in February 2025, with over 70 ETFs now following the new naming rule [2]. Group 3: Specific Adjustments - Among the 45 ETFs, 9 have revised their "core elements of investment target" for clearer understanding, such as adding "Hong Kong Stock Connect" to the name of an ETF tracking the Hang Seng Hong Kong Stock Connect Innovation Drug Index [2][4]. - The remaining 36 ETFs have simply added the fund manager's name to their existing abbreviations [6][7][8].