Core Viewpoint - The public REITs market in China experienced a downward trend this week, despite a strong performance in the stock market, with overall trading activity increasing compared to the previous week [2][3]. Market Performance - The CSI REITs Total Return Index fell by 1.74% this week, while the REITs Index decreased by 1.55% [4]. - Year-to-date performance shows a decline of 3.64% for the CSI REITs Total Return Index and 3.88% for the closing index [5]. - All categories of REITs saw declines, with property rights down by 1.93% and concession rights down by 1.10% [5]. Sector Analysis - The performance of various sectors is as follows: - Industrial parks down by 1.41% - Warehousing and logistics down by 1.23% - Ecological and environmental protection down by 1.05% - Highways down by 0.78% - Energy down by 1.19% - Affordable rental housing down by 4.52% - Consumer sector down by 1.89% - Municipal sector down by 2.61% - Water conservancy down by 3.44% - Data centers down by 0.75% [5]. Individual REITs Performance - Among the 74 public REITs listed, only 9 saw an increase, with notable performers including: - China International Capital Corporation Chongqing Liangjiang REIT up by 2.33% - ICBC Hebei Expressway REIT up by 2.18% - CITIC Securities Mingyang Intelligent New Energy REIT up by 1.38% - Guotai Junan Dongjiu New Economy REIT up by 1.36% [6][7]. - Conversely, 64 REITs experienced declines, with the largest drops seen in: - China International Capital Corporation Xiamen Anju REIT down by 6.28% - Huatai Suzhou Hengtai Rental Housing REIT down by 6.18% - Huatai Shanghai Real Estate Rental Housing REIT down by 5.65% [8]. Trading Activity - Total trading volume for REITs this week was 3.633 billion yuan, with an increase in trading activity compared to the previous week [8]. - The newly listed Southern WanGuo Data Center REIT had a high trading activity with an average turnover rate of 3.02% [8]. Market Outlook - Analysts suggest that the recent strength in the equity market, with the Shanghai Composite Index surpassing 3,800 points, has negatively impacted the REITs market, which is closely linked to the bond market [9]. - A significant portion of public REITs will face a large-scale unlock of strategic placement shares from September to December 2025, totaling 3.83 billion shares, which may lead to selling pressure, particularly in the park infrastructure and transportation infrastructure categories [9]. New REITs Filing - The first public REIT for transportation infrastructure this year, Huaxia Hubei Traffic Chutian Expressway REIT, has been officially filed, marking a significant development in the REITs landscape [11].

Group 1 - The A-share market has shown a strong upward trend, with the Shanghai Composite Index closing at 3771.10 points, up 0.13% on August 21 [1] - Notably, some prominent investors, including a fund manager from Da Cheng Fund and a private equity figure in Shanghai, have missed out on the bull market, sparking discussions among investors [1] - The core product managed by Ren Zesong, a former top public fund manager, has seen its net value decrease by 26% since its inception in 2016, closing at 0.737 yuan as of August 15, 2023 [1][3] Group 2 - Ren Zesong's investment style has been characterized by significant volatility, with a rapid shift from the new energy vehicle sector to artificial intelligence stocks in early 2023, which later faced a downturn [2] - Despite the challenges, Ren Zesong remains optimistic about the AI sector, suggesting it could lead to strong structural market performance [2] - The product "Ji Yuan-Xiang Rui No. 1" experienced a significant drop in net value, falling to 0.648 yuan, a 24.65% decline, before recovering to 0.936 yuan by February 23, 2024 [3] Group 3 - The overall performance of private equity funds has been strong since 2025, with an average annual return of 11.94% for 11,880 private equity securities products, and 86.97% of these products achieving positive returns [5] - Stock strategy products have particularly excelled, with an average return of 14.50%, and the top 5% of these products achieving returns as high as 42.44% [5] Group 4 - Analysts attribute the phenomenon of missing out on the bull market to a lack of timely adjustments in investment strategies, particularly for those heavily invested in single sectors [7] - The current market transition from a "retail market" to an "institutional market" necessitates a deeper understanding of capital market dynamics and trends to avoid missing investment opportunities [7][8] - The ongoing bull market is driven by significant policy changes and a focus on technology, high-end manufacturing, and consumer recovery, indicating a need for investors to adapt their strategies accordingly [8]

Group 1 - The A-share market has shown a trend of upward fluctuation since September last year, with improved investor risk appetite [1][2] - The technology growth sector, driven by the AI wave, is attracting global incremental capital into the A-share market, becoming the core theme of a new large-scale upward trend [1][2] - The release of the "Action Plan for Promoting the High-Quality Development of Public Funds" aligns with the current market needs, emphasizing the importance of research and investment capabilities [1][4] Group 2 - The current economic high-quality development is at a critical transition period, with new economic industries steadily increasing their share of GDP [3] - The AI wave is leading to large-scale applications in technology fields such as computing power, robotics, and innovative pharmaceuticals, indicating potential breakthroughs in various sectors [3] - The new consumption trends driven by Generation Z are expected to significantly grow by 2035, creating new investment opportunities [3] Group 3 - The public fund reform emphasizes active management and equity investment capabilities, requiring fund companies to adjust their development models [4] - The company has established a systematic research and investment framework, focusing on talent cultivation and product line layout to enhance core investment capabilities [4][5] - The "active quant" model combines qualitative analysis with quantitative tools to achieve stable excess returns [5] Group 4 - The company's core competency focuses on active equity investment and technology stock investment, aligning with high-quality development themes [6] - The capital market and public fund industry are undergoing fundamental changes, shifting from asset management to wealth management [6] - The company aims to enhance investor experience by providing comprehensive services throughout the investment process [6]

Group 1: Report Summary - The report is a weekly report on public - offering funds from August 11 to August 15, 2025, focusing on the performance of the equity market and public - offering funds [1][2] Group 2: Industry Investment Rating - No industry investment rating is provided in the report Group 3: Core Viewpoints - Global markets rose last week, with A - shares remaining strong, and investors' risk appetite increasing. The trading volume and margin trading balance in the two markets both exceeded 2 trillion yuan. The market has shifted from a focus on banks and micro - cap stocks to pricing based on fundamental trends, mainly in the growth - style sectors driven by industry trends [2][10] - The technology sector continued its strong performance, with growth sectors such as AI, semiconductors, and robots surging. The ChiNext Index and the STAR 50 Index rose by 8.58% and 5.53% respectively [10] - When the market pricing driver shifts from low - volatility focus to improved fundamental expectations, trading - type funds may sell the dividend sector. As anti - involution policies deepen and major infrastructure projects start, the style market may change [11] - As the Fed's interest - rate cuts approach, the pressure on the Hong Kong dollar exchange rate may ease, and Hong Kong technology and consumer assets may attract more south - bound capital inflows [4][12] - The details of the "Action Plan for Promoting the High - Quality Development of Public - Offering Funds" are being gradually implemented, including new product launches, performance comparison benchmarks, fee reforms, and information disclosure regulations [4][13] Group 4: Equity Market Review and Observation - Global markets rose last week, A - shares were strong, and investors' risk appetite increased. The trading volume and margin trading balance in the two markets exceeded 2 trillion yuan. The Shanghai Composite Index reached a four - year high, and the technology sector was strong. The ChiNext Index and the STAR 50 Index rose significantly [10] - Market hotspots were around AI PCB, CPO, non - ferrous metals, medicine, and military industries. The market has shifted to pricing fundamental trends, mainly in growth - style sectors. Institutional investors show trend - following behavior, and the clustering of funds creates a liquidity premium [10] - When the market focuses on fundamental improvements, trading - type funds may leave the dividend sector. Policy changes and project progress may lead to a turning point in the style market [11] - As the Fed's interest - rate cuts approach, the pressure on the Hong Kong dollar may ease, and Hong Kong technology and consumer assets may attract more south - bound capital due to their scarcity [12] Group 5: Public - Offering Fund Market Dynamics - In May 2025, the CSRC issued the "Action Plan for Promoting the High - Quality Development of Public - Offering Funds". Details are being implemented, including new product launches, performance comparison benchmarks, fee reforms, and information disclosure regulations [4][13] Group 6: Active Equity Fund Index Performance Tracking 6.1 Active Stock Fund Preferred Index - It rose 2.84% last week and has an accumulated excess return of 11.32% since its establishment. It selects 15 funds equally weighted, with core positions selected based on performance and style stability, and the style distribution is balanced according to the CSI Active Stock - type Fund Index [5][14][15] 6.2 Value Stock Fund Preferred Index - It rose 1.79% last week and has an accumulated excess return of - 1.75% since its establishment. It includes deep - value and quality - value styles, and selects 10 funds based on multi - period style classification, with the CSI 800 Value Index as the benchmark [5][14][17] 6.3 Balanced Stock Fund Preferred Index - It rose 3.33% last week and has an accumulated excess return of 8.41% since its establishment. It selects 10 relatively balanced and value - growth style funds, with the CSI 800 as the benchmark [5][14][20] 6.4 Growth Stock Fund Preferred Index - It rose 4.06% last week and has an accumulated excess return of 19.51% since its establishment. It selects 10 active - growth, quality - growth, and balanced - growth style funds, with the 800 Growth Index as the benchmark [5][14][23] 6.5 Pharmaceutical Stock Fund Preferred Index - It rose 5.17% last week and has an accumulated excess return of 23.51% since its establishment. It selects 15 funds based on the intersection market value of fund equity holdings and the pharmaceutical index, with a self - fitted pharmaceutical theme fund index as the benchmark [5][14][25] 6.6 Consumption Stock Fund Preferred Index - It rose 1.34% last week and has an accumulated excess return of 17.00% since its establishment. It selects 10 funds based on the intersection market value of fund equity holdings and consumption - related indices, with a self - fitted consumption theme fund index as the benchmark [5][14][31] 6.7 Technology Stock Fund Preferred Index - It rose 5.29% last week and has an accumulated excess return of 19.30% since its establishment. It selects 10 funds based on the intersection market value of fund equity holdings and technology - related indices, with a self - fitted technology theme fund index as the benchmark [5][14][34] 6.8 High - end Manufacturing Stock Fund Preferred Index - It rose 3.82% last week and has an accumulated excess return of - 2.27% since its establishment. It selects 10 funds based on the intersection market value of fund equity holdings and high - end manufacturing - related indices, with a self - fitted high - end manufacturing theme fund index as the benchmark [5][14][35] 6.9 Cyclical Stock Fund Preferred Index - It rose 1.84% last week and has an accumulated excess return of - 1.36% since its establishment. It selects 5 funds based on the intersection market value of fund equity holdings and cyclical - related indices, with a self - fitted cyclical theme fund index as the benchmark [5][14][37]

金融业要不断提高价值创造能力，破除"内卷"，以更优质的产品和服务，提升居民和企业的获得感，实 现自身高质量发展 对金融机构来说，要苦练内功，在服务经济社会发展中创造价值和利润。当前，银行业的"内卷式"竞 争，主要表现为非理性的价格战、放松风险管理底线、服务同质化等，背后原因包含行业对规模的盲目 崇拜。改变这种局面，金融机构就要错位发展、优势互补，在服务实体经济上各司其职、各展所长。在 做优主业上，大型银行要积极支持国家重大战略实施，更好服务国家发展大局；中小银行要深耕本地市 场，发挥自身优势贴近基层。在做精专业上，银行可以考虑进行国际化转型，服务中国企业"走出去"； 多元化经营拓宽收入来源，降低对传统业务依赖；以特色服务避免同质化竞争；等等。 金融具有功能性和盈利性双重属性，不能单纯以盈利性为目标，盈利要服从功能发挥。从规模驱动向价 值创造转型，对金融业来说，是更好平衡功能性和盈利性的探索，也涉及经营方式、考核机制等方面的 根本转变，要持之以恒，努力推进。相信在服务经济社会高质量发展的过程中，金融业也将获得合理回 报，实现自身的高质量发展。 责任编辑：张文 二是在年中会议上，中国工商银行要求下半年"落实落细稳 ...

Core Insights - The private equity securities fund industry has shown strong performance in the first seven months of 2025, with an average return of 11.94% across 11,880 monitored private products, and 86.97% of these products achieving positive returns [1] - The stock strategy has led the five major private equity strategies with an average return of 14.50%, benefiting from the significant rise in small and mid-cap indices and various market drivers [1][2] - High enthusiasm for equity asset allocation persists among private equity institutions, with an average position level of 74.22% as of August 8, 2025, indicating a medium to high level of investment [3] Private Equity Performance - The stock strategy has emerged as the performance benchmark among private equity strategies, with 7,760 stock strategy products achieving an average return of 14.50% [1][2] - The top 5% of stock strategy products reported an impressive average return of 42.44% in the same period, highlighting the absolute return capability of leading products [1] Market Trends and Strategies - Private equity institutions are focusing on structural opportunities in the market, particularly in technology growth, consumer recovery, and policy-benefiting sectors [1][4] - The average position of large private equity firms is notably higher than the industry average, with 74.13% as of August 8, 2025, indicating strong confidence in market conditions [3] Sector Focus - Public equity funds also maintain high position levels, with an overall equity fund position of 93.21%, reflecting a focus on sectors such as electronics, pharmaceuticals, and automotive [3] - Investment strategies are shifting towards sectors with structural opportunities, including robotics, domestic computing power, AI applications, and industries benefiting from "anti-involution" policies [4]

Group 1 - High-net-worth investors are actively entering the market, with significant inflows from private equity, leveraged funds, and speculative trading [1][11][14] - Private equity has seen a notable increase in institutional account openings, while individual account growth remains limited [14] - Leveraged funds have averaged daily inflows of 5.5 billion since July, with the current financing balance exceeding 2 trillion, a record high since 2015 [14][16] - Speculative trading has become active, with net inflows ranking just below the levels seen in 2015 [14][16] Group 2 - Resident funds have not significantly entered the market through public funds, with limited expansion in actively managed equity fund issuance and net subscriptions [2][18] - The issuance of actively managed equity funds remains at historical lows since the market shift in September 2022 [18] - Passive index funds are experiencing outflows, contrasting with the previous market conditions where funds flowed into equity ETFs [19][21] Group 3 - Retail investor participation is low, with current engagement levels not matching those of previous bull markets [3][27] - Retail fund inflows are limited, significantly weaker than the previous market conditions in September 2022 and February 2023 [27] - Recent data indicates a marginal decline in the balance of bank-to-securities transfers, suggesting that retail investors have not significantly entered the market [27][28] Group 4 - There is a growing trend of residents seeking higher returns through bank wealth management products due to excess savings and declining deposit rates [4][12][33] - The one-year fixed deposit rate has fallen below 1%, and the yield on popular wealth management products is only 1.05%, prompting a shift towards wealth management and fixed-income funds [4][33][34] - The combination of abundant funds and a scarcity of attractive assets is expected to accelerate the flow of resident funds into wealth management products, indirectly entering the equity market [4][12][34] Group 5 - Recent data shows a net outflow of 8.591 billion from foreign investments, particularly in financial, non-essential consumer goods, and industrial sectors [37][38] - Speculative trading saw a net inflow of 4.831 billion, primarily into the pharmaceutical, electronics, and machinery sectors [43][46] - Leveraged funds recorded a net inflow of 31.563 billion, focusing on electronics, machinery, and pharmaceuticals [48][53]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights that 2023 is a significant year for quantitative strategies, with many private equity funds achieving returns exceeding 40% [1][2][6] - Quantitative stock selection strategies have outperformed index-enhanced strategies, with several funds reporting returns over 50% [2][6] - The use of alternative data, continuous signal mining, and the integration of artificial intelligence have contributed to the strong performance of quantitative strategies [3][4] Group 2 - Notable private equity firms, including both established and emerging players, have seen substantial returns from their quantitative stock selection products [2][6] - The "air index increase" strategy has gained popularity due to its flexibility in stock selection, allowing it to adapt to market style changes effectively [3][4] - The average return for 36 billion-level quantitative private equity firms has reached 18.92%, with a significant number achieving returns above 10% [6] Group 3 - The market environment in 2023 has been favorable for quantitative strategies, driven by increased liquidity and a reduction in leverage risks [6] - Small-cap index-enhanced products have also performed well, with several funds reporting returns exceeding 40% [7] - The improvement in market liquidity and the active performance of small-cap stocks have significantly boosted the overall performance of quantitative stock strategies [7]

Summary of Conference Call Records Industry or Company Involved - The discussion primarily revolves around the A-share market in China and the impact of "deposit migration" on it. Core Points and Arguments 1. **Deposit Migration Impact**: The phenomenon of deposit migration is expected to significantly influence the A-share market, with macroeconomic indicators like M1 showing an increase, reflecting enhanced economic vitality and potential recovery in corporate earnings by Q3 2025 [1][4][11]. 2. **Investor Asset Allocation**: The Investor Equity Asset Allocation (AIE) ratio is currently low, indicating a shift in residents' asset preferences, which may help predict future market trends [1][6]. 3. **Excess Deposits**: Despite a decrease in the growth rate of resident deposits from 14% to 10%, there remains approximately 60 trillion yuan in excess deposits, which are gradually moving towards non-bank institutions [1][8]. 4. **Liquidity and New Sectors**: The strong performance of the A-share market is attributed to liquidity support and structural prosperity in new sectors, with M1 and M2 indicators showing significant recovery [3][22]. 5. **Future Market Predictions**: The A-share market is expected to experience a volatile upward trend over the next three years, potentially exceeding 6,600 points, contingent on improved economic conditions and industry logic [2][12]. 6. **Channels for Incremental Funds**: Deposit migration is expected to bring in incremental funds through long-term investments (like insurance funds) and high-risk preference funds, with total long-term funds entering the market potentially exceeding 700 billion yuan [13][14]. 7. **Market Phases**: The current market is in a transitional phase, not yet fully in the second stage of a bull market, but poised for a shift when economic conditions improve [18][22]. 8. **Consumer Behavior**: While consumer willingness to spend remains stable, the desire to purchase homes is low, indicating a cautious approach to spending amid economic uncertainties [9][10]. Other Important but Possibly Overlooked Content 1. **AIE as a Predictive Tool**: The AIE ratio serves as a more effective indicator of asset allocation changes, with its current low level suggesting a potential for higher future market returns [6][7]. 2. **Long-term Trends in Deposits**: The total domestic deposits of residents have reached 160 trillion yuan, significantly above the normal level of around 100 trillion yuan, indicating a substantial amount of excess liquidity in the system [8]. 3. **High-Risk Preference Funds**: High-risk preference funds are expected to enter the market significantly only during bullish phases, which have not yet been realized [15][22]. 4. **Active Equity Funds**: Active equity funds are seen as having unique advantages in the current market, particularly in emerging sectors, which could lead to a positive feedback loop attracting more investments [20][21]. 5. **Market Sentiment and Future Inflows**: The sentiment around the market is expected to improve as deposit migration continues, potentially leading to increased inflows from high-risk preference funds through ETFs and active public funds [22][23].

Group 1: Overview of Shenzhen's Economic Landscape - Shenzhen has established itself as a leading financial and technological innovation hub, contributing significantly to the capital market with numerous quality listed companies [1][2] - As of mid-2023, Shenzhen has 425 A-share companies and 159 overseas-listed companies, ranking third among major cities in China [1][2] - The total assets of securities firms in Shenzhen have surpassed 3.3 trillion yuan, maintaining the top position in the country for total assets and operating income [1][4] Group 2: Performance of Listed Companies - Shenzhen's listed companies achieved a revenue of over 6.8 trillion yuan and a net profit of 480 billion yuan in 2024, ranking second among major cities in China [2] - The manufacturing sector is prominent, with 281 manufacturing companies generating 3.25 trillion yuan in revenue, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 16.9% [2] - Research and development spending by Shenzhen's listed companies reached 196.7 billion yuan in 2024, with a growth rate of 10.8% [2] Group 3: Support for Innovation and Internationalization - In 2024, Shenzhen led the nation with 11 companies successfully listing on the A-share Science and Technology Innovation Board and the Growth Enterprise Market, raising 9.392 billion yuan [3] - The overseas business revenue of Shenzhen-listed companies totaled 1.14 trillion yuan in 2024, marking a year-on-year increase of 15.9% [3] - Shenzhen's listed companies have contributed over 20 trillion yuan in taxes over the past five years, supporting the stability of the social economy [3] Group 4: Financial Industry Development - Shenzhen's securities and fund industries have seen rapid growth, with 24 securities firms and 31 public fund management companies, all ranking among the top in the country [4][5] - By mid-2023, the total assets of securities firms in Shenzhen reached 3,337.875 billion yuan, with a net profit of 42.955 billion yuan, both leading nationally [4] - The public fund management assets in Shenzhen reached 7.69 trillion yuan by the end of last year, showing a year-on-year growth of 14.43% [5] Group 5: Private Equity and Venture Capital - Shenzhen's private equity and venture capital sector is robust, with nearly 3,000 private fund managers and significant investment in early-stage and high-tech enterprises [5][6] - By the end of 2024, private equity funds in Shenzhen invested in over 9,000 seed and startup projects, focusing on high-tech industries [6]