2026年1月，A股市场迎来"开门红"之际，公募基金发行市场同步升温，91只新基金密集定档发行，创 下同期新高。其中，股票型基金以36只的数量领跑，反映出机构对权益资产的乐观预期。 值得关注的是，FOF基金表现尤为亮眼，新成立的3只产品合计募集规模突破60亿元，在当月发行总量 中占比超七成，成为新年首波"小爆款"，反映出投资者对资产配置型产品的强劲需求。 FOF基金小爆款频出 定档1月新发行的所有基金中，股票型基金数量达到36只，混合型基金发行27只，债券型基金13只， FOF（基金中基金）13只，QDII（合格境内机构投资者）基金2只。这种分布既覆盖了高风险权益类资 产，也兼顾了稳健型产品，满足不同投资者需求。 另外，基金成立数据显示，2026年1月以来新成立的11只基金发行规模达到81.91亿元，其中3只FOF基 金发行规模高达60.32亿元，占全月新成立基金总规模的73.64%，发行规模最大的为广发悦盈稳健三个 月持有A，规模达32.88亿元；其次为万家启泰稳健三个月持有A，规模为20.99亿元。可以看出，面对投 资者对波动控制和资产配置的需求，混合型FOF基金成为重要发力方向。 从认购周期看，多只基金 ...

2025年底，存续的券商参公大集合产品陆续到期，多数转型为公募产品，部分走向清盘。不过，也有少 数产品打出"延期牌"，将存续期延长至2026年一季度或年中。据了解，这些产品希望通过与基金公司的 合作，变更为公募产品。过去一年，不少基金公司因"收编"大集合产品而获得了可观的增量规模。 大集合产品多为货币型或债券型产品，也有少量偏股混合型产品或偏债混合型产品等。中国证券报记者 关注到，多只货币型大集合产品转型为公募基金后，管理费年费率并未适时调降，仍高达0.9%，7日年 化收益却仅有0.7%左右，管理费与收益率倒挂现象引发了一定争议。 部分产品打"延期牌" 高管理费率现象引争议 2025年12月31日，是大部分参公大集合产品转型的最后期限。但在最后时刻，仍有少数产品宣布延长存 续期限。 例如，粤开现金惠货币型集合资产管理计划近日发布延长存续期限并修改资产管理合同、招募说明书的 公告，决定将该集合计划的存续期限由原来的2025年12月31日延长至2026年3月31日。自2026年3月31日 后，按照中国证监会相关规定执行。据了解，为充分保护份额持有人的利益，现有管理人已与永赢基金 协商一致，共同推动将管理人变更为永 ...

Core Insights - The "Fixed Income Plus" (固收+) funds have experienced rapid growth in 2023, with total assets reaching 2.48 trillion yuan by December 26, marking a 51.22% increase from the beginning of the year [2][3] - The significant growth in the "Fixed Income Plus" sector is attributed to multiple factors, including increased investor demand for stable returns amid declining interest rates and market volatility [3][4] Group 1: Growth of "Fixed Income Plus" Funds - The total scale of "Fixed Income Plus" funds has grown from 1.64 trillion yuan at the start of the year to 2.48 trillion yuan, reflecting a growth rate of over 50% [2] - The secondary bond fund category has nearly doubled in size, increasing from 692.03 billion yuan to 1.37 trillion yuan, a growth of over 98% [2] - The primary bond fund category grew from 700.05 billion yuan to 841.85 billion yuan, with a growth rate exceeding 20% [2] Group 2: Factors Driving Growth - Investor demand for products with predictable returns has surged due to a declining interest rate environment and increased volatility in equity markets [3] - The transition of bank wealth management products to net value has led traditional investment funds to seek stable and less volatile alternatives, positioning "Fixed Income Plus" funds as a key option [3] - Public fund institutions are actively developing "Fixed Income Plus" product lines, catering to various risk tolerances and effectively meeting diverse investment needs [3] Group 3: Strategies of Public Fund Institutions - Different public fund institutions are employing varied strategies in the "Fixed Income Plus" space, focusing on asset allocation adjustments based on market conditions [4] - The investment goals of "Fixed Income Plus" products are diverse, requiring a balance between long-term and short-term objectives [5] - Long-term goals focus on asset appreciation and returns, relying on in-depth research of corporate fundamentals and industry trends [5]

Group 1 - The bond market is experiencing a downturn, with the 10-year government bond yield remaining above 1.8% since September, leading to a total return of only 0.78% for pure bond funds this year, which is lower than that of money market funds [1][2] - The recent simultaneous decline in both stock and bond markets is attributed to low risk-reward environments and ongoing concerns about potential new regulations, resulting in insufficient buying interest from investors [2][4] - The bond market's weakness is further exacerbated by year-end profit-taking demands from institutions, alongside a lack of significant short-term positive catalysts, leading to increased selling pressure [1][4] Group 2 - Historical analysis shows that significant adjustments in the bond market are often linked to economic expectations, policy shifts, and changes in trading structures, with past downturns indicating a pattern of recovery following each major decline [5][7] - The bond market has undergone five notable adjustments in the past five years, with each instance reflecting a re-evaluation of market conditions and investor sentiment [5][7] - Current market conditions suggest that while the bond market may remain in a narrow trading range in the short term, there is potential for improvement in the short-end supply-demand structure due to a clear supportive stance from the central bank [4][8] Group 3 - Investment strategies in the current bond market environment should focus on short to medium-duration bond funds, while maintaining a cautious stance on long-duration bonds until market trends become clearer [9][11] - The concept of "timing" in bond fund investment is less critical than ensuring a balanced asset allocation, as bonds inherently possess income-generating characteristics that can mitigate short-term volatility [8][9] - The introduction of "fixed income plus" strategies is recommended to enhance returns while managing risk, particularly in a fluctuating market [11][13]

Group 1: Major Indices - The bond index (China Bond Composite) shows a strong performance with a 90% increase rate, making it a stable choice for investors [2][3] - The Hang Seng Index stands out among stock indices with a 60% increase rate and an average increase of 1.34%, indicating potential opportunities in Hong Kong stocks [3] - Large-cap indices like CSI 300 outperform small-cap indices, suggesting a market preference for larger leading stocks in December [3][4] Group 2: Fund Types - Short-term and medium to long-term bond funds have a high increase rate of 90%, making them suitable for investors seeking certainty [5][7] - "Fixed income plus" products, such as secondary bond funds, show a 70% increase rate and an average return of 0.44%, balancing risk and return effectively [7] - Equity funds exhibit a divergence, with high-position ordinary stock and mixed equity funds having a 40% increase rate but higher average returns, appealing to risk-tolerant investors [7] Group 3: Industry Perspective - Consumer sectors, particularly social services, food and beverage, and home appliances, show a 70% increase rate, highlighting the "year-end consumption season" as a driving force [8][10] - Financial and energy sectors, including banks and oil and gas, demonstrate strong defensive characteristics with high increase rates, indicating stability during December [11] - Specific consumer segments like white goods and non-liquor beverages have an 80% increase rate, marking them as significant alpha sources [12][13]

Core Viewpoint - The "fixed income +" fund market has experienced significant growth in 2023, driven by a shift in investor preferences towards stable assets amid declining deposit rates and a search for controlled-risk investments [1][3]. Fund Growth - "Fixed income +" funds achieved a 7% and 5% growth in scale during the first and second quarters of 2023, respectively, with a remarkable 27% increase in the third quarter, leading all fund types in growth rate [2][3]. - As of November 24, 2023, the total scale of "fixed income +" funds reached 2.53 trillion, surpassing the 2 trillion mark and increasing by over 700 billion since the beginning of the year, contributing approximately 20% to the overall growth of the public fund market [2][3]. Performance Disparity - Despite the overall growth in scale, the performance of "fixed income +" funds has shown significant divergence, with the best-performing fund, Huaan Zhilian, rising by 43.91%, while the worst, Huatai Baoxing Kuiren, fell by 4.69%, resulting in a nearly 50 percentage point difference [4][5]. - The top-performing funds have substantial equity positions, with Huaan Zhilian holding about 45% in stocks, primarily in technology growth stocks, contributing to its strong performance [4][5]. Future Outlook - Looking ahead, several institutions believe that "fixed income +" funds will continue to thrive, although return expectations may be slightly lower than in 2023 due to market conditions [6][7]. - The anticipated economic environment for 2026 suggests a continuation of moderate monetary policy and active fiscal measures, which could support the bond market and provide stable returns for "fixed income +" funds [6][7].

Core Viewpoint - The current market environment, characterized by declining interest rates, should theoretically favor the development of mixed bond funds, yet recent announcements from two fund companies indicate significant challenges in both new issuance and existing fund performance [2][4]. New Issuance Delay and Existing Fund Liquidation - On November 4, 2025, Shenwan Hongyuan Fund announced an extension of the subscription period for its Shenwan Hongyuan Ningtong six-month holding period mixed fund, while Zhongjia Fund proposed to hold a meeting to discuss the termination of the Zhongjia Youyi one-year holding period mixed fund contract [2][4]. - The Shenwan Hongyuan Ningtong fund, managed by a fund manager with over eight years of experience, failed to complete its fundraising as planned after nearly three weeks, leading to an extension of the subscription deadline from November 7 to November 21, 2025 [4]. - The Zhongjia Youyi fund, which had a peak size of over 500 million yuan, saw its assets shrink to 17 million yuan, a nearly 90% decline, triggering termination clauses due to its status as a "mini fund" [5]. Underlying Challenges - Mixed bond funds are currently facing three core challenges, including underperformance relative to pure equity funds during bull markets and inability to retain risk-averse investors during market volatility [7][8]. - The Zhongjia Youyi fund's cumulative return of 7.73% and annualized return of 1.96% placed it in the middle tier among 978 similar products, indicating a lack of compelling performance to attract or retain investors [7]. - The strategy of mixed bond funds requires a high level of skill from fund managers, as they must balance fixed income and equity investments effectively to avoid underperformance [8][9]. Future Outlook - Despite the challenges, mixed bond funds remain a valuable asset allocation tool, with the key to overcoming current difficulties lying in enhancing fund management capabilities [11]. - The Zhongjia Youyi fund's management has indicated a focus on three main areas for the fixed income portion: potential resumption of government bond trading, the impact of new public fund sales regulations, and inflation expectations in the fourth quarter [11]. - The fund's strategy for the equity portion anticipates a resilient market with structural growth opportunities, particularly in the technology sector, reflecting an effort to improve overall returns [11].

Core Insights - The total scale of equity funds in China exceeded 10 trillion yuan by the end of Q3, marking an increase of 1.85 trillion yuan compared to the end of Q2, with a clear structural characteristic in fund flows [1][3] - There is a notable divergence in the performance of passive and active equity funds, with passive funds seeing significant inflows while active funds experience mixed results [5][8] Fund Size and Performance - As of the end of Q3, the scale of equity funds reached 10.27 trillion yuan, a substantial increase from 8.42 trillion yuan at the end of Q2, while bond funds decreased to 7.2 trillion yuan, down by 83 billion yuan [3][4] - The number of open-end funds increased to 11,978, with a total net value of 3.30 trillion yuan, reflecting a growing interest in equity investments [4] Fund Flow Dynamics - Passive equity funds saw their share increase from 3.1 trillion units at the end of Q2 to approximately 3.3 trillion units by the end of Q3, indicating a strong preference for these products [5] - In contrast, active equity funds, particularly those with high equity ratios, experienced a decline in share, with significant outflows from ordinary stock and equity-mixed funds [5][8] Market Trends and Investor Behavior - The current market environment shows a higher risk appetite among investors, who prefer passive equity funds for beta returns, while more conservative investors are leaning towards mixed funds with bond allocations [5][7] - The rise of passive equity funds aligns with the demand for products that offer stable returns with lower volatility, indicating a shift in investor preferences [7] Future Outlook - Fund companies are focusing on developing products that meet investor needs, with over a thousand new passive equity funds established this year [7] - There is potential for active equity funds to regain investor interest if they can consistently outperform market benchmarks and demonstrate strong performance [8]

Core Insights - Increasing resident funds are flowing into low-volatility, rights-containing funds, indicating a shift from low-risk assets to more stable investment options [1][2] - The popularity of "fixed income +" funds has surged, with a 141% increase in subscription scale and a 70% rise in user holdings year-on-year as of October 15 [1][2] - The performance of the equity market, particularly the Shanghai Composite Index's 16% increase over the past year, has positively influenced the demand for "fixed income +" funds, which have averaged a 6.7% return [1][2] Fund Performance and Investor Behavior - The average maximum drawdown of "fixed income +" funds is 10.3 percentage points lower than that of equity funds, providing a better holding experience for conservative investors [2] - Investors are increasingly favoring "fixed income +" funds due to their consistent positive returns and the declining bank deposit rates, which make these funds more attractive [2] - The expectation of significant market volatility in 2025 is driving investors towards "fixed income +" funds for stable returns, complemented by some equity exposure [2] Market Trends and Regulatory Environment - The China Securities Regulatory Commission's action plan emphasizes the development of low-volatility, rights-containing products, leading to a 26% increase in the establishment of "fixed income +" funds this year [3] - If the A-share market remains active and the economic fundamentals improve, it is anticipated that more funds will flow into the market, enhancing the attractiveness of "fixed income +" products [3]

Core Insights - The "fixed income +" funds have become a market hotspot, with several large fund companies launching new products and increasing their holdings in existing ones [1][6] - There is significant performance differentiation among "fixed income +" funds, with some achieving over 20% returns while others have negative returns, leading to a performance gap exceeding 40 percentage points [1][4] Performance Analysis - As of October 16, 79 mixed bond funds achieved returns over 20% in the past year, with median returns of 3.18% for mixed bond type I funds and 6.02% for mixed bond type II funds [1] - High-performing "fixed income +" funds predominantly invested in convertible bonds and had substantial equity positions, particularly in technology stocks [2][3] Fund Characteristics - The top-performing mixed bond type II fund, Huashang Fengli Enhanced Open-End Bond, recorded a return of 39.48%, with an equity position of approximately 18.93%, indicating a more aggressive investment strategy [2] - Similar strategies were observed in other high-return funds, such as Huabao Enhanced Income Bond, which also focused on a diversified stock portfolio with a strong emphasis on technology stocks [3] Investment Strategy - The performance of "fixed income +" funds is influenced by stock allocation, bond configuration, and yield enhancement strategies, leading to significant performance disparities [4][5] - The core differences in "fixed income +" funds lie in the stock-bond ratio and the extent and method of the "+" component, affecting expected returns, volatility, and maximum drawdown [5] Market Trends - Since September, "fixed income +" products have gained traction in the market, with major fund companies launching new products and actively managing existing ones [6] - The current low-risk-free interest rates make pure bond products less appealing, while the high volatility of equity products may not suit all investors, positioning "fixed income +" as a balanced investment solution [6]