Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the report highlights that index funds are a key focus for fund companies' future strategies, with 72 index funds, 33 mixed funds, and 6 QDII funds being the top three types in June [1][4][5] - The first batch of 10 Sci-Tech Innovation Bond ETFs has been successfully approved, which includes 6 tracking the AAA Sci-Tech Bond Index, 3 tracking the Shanghai AAA Sci-Tech Bond Index, and 1 tracking the Shenzhen AAA Sci-Tech Bond Index, reflecting the overall performance of bonds from technology innovation companies [1][8] - The rapid approval of these ETFs demonstrates efficient collaboration between policy and market, enriching the ETF product system in China and guiding funds towards the technology innovation sector [1][8] Group 2 - The report indicates that the Shanghai Stock Exchange's broad-based ETF products are expanding, with the Shanghai 380 Index focusing on mid-cap stocks and the Shanghai 580 Index on small-cap stocks, providing more refined investment tools for investors [2][14] - In June, three fund companies received approvals for establishing branch institutions, including E Fund, which set up a wealth management sales subsidiary in Guangzhou, and Xingsheng Global Fund, which established a subsidiary in Singapore [2][15][17] Group 3 - The report details that in June, there were 130 fund products accepted by the CSRC, a decrease from 154 in the previous month, with notable increases in FOF and stock funds, while index and mixed funds saw declines [4][5] - The approval of the first batch of Sci-Tech Innovation Bond ETFs is significant for the market, as it allows for better tracking of the performance of technology innovation bonds and enhances capital market support for this sector [8][12] Group 4 - The report outlines that the establishment of new subsidiaries by fund companies is aimed at enhancing their service capabilities and expanding their market reach, with E Fund focusing on buy-side investment advisory services [17][19] - The establishment of Xingsheng Global's subsidiary in Singapore is part of a broader strategy to enhance global business operations and improve product diversity [18][19]