Core Insights - The recent launch of the China Europe Value Navigation Fund on October 16 sold out on its first day, indicating a resurgence in market interest for actively managed equity funds [1][2] - The trend of early fundraising closures for several actively managed equity funds reflects a dual change in improved liquidity and a rise in investor risk appetite [1][5] Fund Launch Details - The China Europe Value Navigation Fund was initially set to close on October 28 but completed its fundraising on the first day, with a maximum fundraising size of 2 billion yuan [2] - The fund is managed by renowned fund manager Lan Xiaokang, who oversees three funds, with the largest being the China Europe Dividend Enjoyment Fund, which had a reported size of 9.666 billion yuan as of June 30 [2] Market Trends - Multiple actively managed equity funds have recently announced early closures, indicating strong investor interest [3][4] - For instance, the Penghua Manufacturing Upgrade Fund closed early after just two days of fundraising, reaching its 2 billion yuan cap, with a subscription confirmation rate of approximately 57% [3] - Similarly, the E Fund Hong Kong Stock Connect Technology Fund completed its fundraising in just one day, raising 1.987 billion yuan [3] Investor Sentiment - The re-emergence of "daylight funds" signals a recovery in investor sentiment and a renewed interest in equity products [5] - The first half of the year saw a cautious investor mood, leading to prolonged fundraising periods for many actively managed equity funds, contrasting sharply with the recent trend of early closures [5] - The combination of hot investment themes and the reputation of well-known fund managers has catalyzed market enthusiasm, particularly in sectors like technology and manufacturing upgrades [5]