又一只基金要"凉凉"了？这次轮到了凯石岐短债，连续40个工作日资产净值低于5000万元，距离清盘只 差20个工作日！ 事情是这样的：凯石岐短债债券型基金最近过得有点惨，截至6月19日，凯石岐短债债券型证券投资基 金出现连续40个工作日基金资产净值低于5000万元的情况。按照监管规定，如果连续60个工作日都是这 种情况，基金公司就得召开持有人大会，商量是不是要把这只基金给"安乐死"了。 说起来也挺戏剧性的，短债基金本来是稳健投资的代表，风险相对较低，收益也比较稳定。但凯石岐短 债却走到了今天这个地步，真是让人唏嘘不已。从基金的命运轨迹来看，这更像是一个关于"迷你基 金"生存困境的典型案例。 客观来说，基金规模告急并不完全是产品本身的问题。短债基金在当前市场环境下确实面临不少挑战： 一方面，货币基金、银行理财等替代产品竞争激烈；另一方面，投资者对于收益率要求越来越高，而短 债基金的收益相对有限。再加上基金公司营销资源有限，很多小规模基金往往得不到足够的关注和推 广。 不过话说回来，基金管理人在风险管理和投资者沟通方面确实需要反思。当基金规模持续缩水时，是否 及时采取了有效措施？是否充分告知了投资者相关风险？这些都 ...

中经记者 顾梦轩 夏欣 广州、北京报道 成立8年，中国首家全部由自然人持股的"私转公"基金公司，凯石基金管理有限公司（以下简称"凯石基 金"）被董事长的"限消令"推至舆论风口。 陈继武及两家持股公司被"限消" 企业预警通信息显示，日前，陈继武担任法定代表人的凯石财富，因未履行上海市黄浦区人力资源和社 会保障局的行政处理决定，被法院于2025年5月14日立案执行，并于6月6日被下达限制消费令，陈继武 本人也被限制高消费及非生活和工作必需的消费行为。根据黄浦区人民法院披露的信息，凯石财富此次 被执行涉及金额50.97万元。 此前的半个月，在5月20日，同样由于未按执行通知书指定的期间履行生效法律文书确定的给付义务， 上海市黄浦区人民法院还对陈继武持股的凯石益正及陈继武本人下达了限制消费令。 上述两家公司——凯石财富和凯石益正的董事长均为陈继武。企业预警通资料显示，陈继武持有凯石基 金65%股权、凯石财富98%股权以及凯石益正100%股权。 记者注意到，除被下达"限消令"外，陈继武所持的凯石基金、凯石财富、凯石益正等多家公司的股权也 遭法院冻结。 "此次被限制高消费事项并非由凯石基金引起，而是由凯石基金股东持股的其 ...

Core Viewpoint - A consumption restriction order has been issued against Shanghai Kaishi Wealth Fund Sales Co., Ltd. and its legal representative Chen Jiwu due to failure to fulfill payment obligations as determined by a legal document [2][3][4] Group 1: Company Background - Kaishi Wealth was established in September 2013 and is an independent fund sales institution, with Chen Jiwu as the largest shareholder [4][6] - Kaishi Fund, founded on May 10, 2017, is the second fund company to transition from private to public and is entirely owned by natural persons [6][7] Group 2: Legal Issues - Chen Jiwu has received multiple consumption restriction orders this year, with the latest one issued on June 6, 2025, due to non-compliance with an administrative decision from the Huangpu District Human Resources and Social Security Bureau [3][5] - Kaishi Wealth was previously penalized for wage arrears, with a total of over 510,000 yuan owed to 18 employees for the period from January to February 2024 [4] Group 3: Fund Performance - Kaishi Fund's public fund management scale peaked at 1.425 billion yuan but has since declined to 117 million yuan by the end of the first quarter of 2025 [8] - The company has seen six funds terminate operations since 2020, all of which were equity mixed funds [8] - Currently, two of Kaishi Fund's three funds have management scales below 50 million yuan, indicating significant challenges in fund performance and market presence [8]

Core Viewpoint - The recent legal and operational challenges faced by Kaishi Fund and its chairman Chen Jiwu highlight the difficulties small and medium-sized public funds encounter in a competitive and heavily regulated market [6][7][8]. Group 1: Legal and Operational Challenges - Chen Jiwu, chairman of Kaishi Fund, has been subjected to consumption restrictions by the Shanghai Huangpu District People's Court, affecting his ability to engage in high-cost activities [1]. - Kaishi Wealth, a professional fund sales institution, has faced termination of business relationships with multiple public funds, including China CITIC Prudential Fund and Xinjiang Qianhai United Fund [2]. - Kaishi Fund Management Co., Ltd. has multiple equity freezes totaling over 300 million yuan, with the latest freeze lasting until 2027 [2]. Group 2: Financial Performance and Product Line - As of March 31, 2025, Kaishi Fund's total assets under management have plummeted to 117 million yuan, a decline of over 90% from its peak of 1.429 billion yuan in Q3 2019 [3]. - The company has seen a significant reduction in its product line, with several funds being liquidated since its establishment in 2017 [3]. - The recent launch of the Kaishi Yuanxin Mixed Fund raised only 10.61 million yuan, with no external subscriptions, indicating a lack of investor confidence [3]. Group 3: Industry Context and Future Outlook - The situation of Chen Jiwu and Kaishi Fund reflects the broader challenges faced by small public funds amid increasing market concentration, where top firms hold over 80% of market share [6][7]. - As of the end of 2024, Kaishi Fund's scale was merely 19 million yuan, ranking last among similar "private-to-public" companies, while competitors like Pengyang Fund exceeded 124.8 billion yuan [7]. - Industry experts suggest that building differentiated competitive advantages and addressing historical issues like equity freezes are crucial for the survival of small public funds [7].