Core Viewpoint - The "8·18 Financial Festival" has evolved into an important event for investor education and client service in the fund industry, emphasizing the need for rational investment and long-term financial planning amidst market fluctuations [10]. Group 1: Event Characteristics - This year's "8·18 Financial Festival" features a significant increase in AI integration, with technologies like AI models and digital human live broadcasts being widely utilized [3]. - The festival has shifted focus from mere traffic generation to value-driven engagement, prioritizing investor education and the promotion of long-term investment concepts [5]. - Fund companies are leveraging AI to create engaging content, such as digital humans delivering professional insights and AI-generated multimedia materials to enhance investor communication [5]. Group 2: Activities and Initiatives - Longcheng Fund has launched activities centered on "rational investment," focusing on investment knowledge dissemination and promoting systematic investment plans through engaging formats like comic series [5]. - Bosera Fund has organized creative events, including "Exploring AI Exhibitions" and "Wealth Life Summer Camps," and collaborated with media to produce educational videos on technology [6]. - Nuon Fund continues to promote its "Nuon Return Day" series, featuring daily live broadcasts and fund manager columns to engage with investors [7]. Group 3: Educational Goals - Fund companies aim to use the "8·18 Financial Festival" as a platform to convey distinctive educational content, fostering a financial ecosystem that is broad, deep, and warm [10]. - Bosera Fund emphasizes the importance of helping investors recognize investment opportunities while understanding the essence of investing, encouraging a long-term perspective on market and sector opportunities [11]. - Nuon Fund focuses on building a trust-based ecosystem through open communication and mutual learning with investors, especially in a recovering market [11].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of risk assessment in investment, highlighting that understanding one's risk tolerance is crucial for selecting suitable fund products and making informed investment decisions [3][4][10]. Risk Assessment - Risk assessment is a process to determine an investor's risk tolerance, which helps in identifying appropriate fund investments [4][5]. - Fund products are categorized into five risk levels (R1 to R5), with R1 being low risk and R5 being high risk, while investors are classified into five categories (C1 to C5) based on their risk tolerance [5][6]. - The classification allows investors with lower risk tolerance (C1) to invest in low-risk products (R1), while those with higher risk tolerance (C5) can invest in a broader range of products, including high-risk options [5][7]. Changes in Risk Tolerance - An investor's risk tolerance is generally stable over short periods but can change over longer durations due to factors like age, family assets, and financial knowledge [8]. - For instance, a novice investor may start with a low-risk tolerance (C1) but may evolve to a higher risk tolerance (C2 or C3) as they gain experience and knowledge [8]. Investment Planning - Investors should avoid following market trends and instead focus on investments that align with their risk tolerance [10][11]. - A diversified investment portfolio should be constructed based on risk tolerance, with lower-risk investors (C1, C2) primarily investing in fixed-income funds while allowing for some exposure to mixed funds [11]. - It is crucial for investors to anchor their investment strategies to their risk tolerance rather than market fluctuations to avoid emotional decision-making during market volatility [11]. Long-term Investment - The article advocates for a long-term investment approach, emphasizing that investors should commit to holding suitable funds over time to achieve satisfactory returns [11].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating There is no information provided regarding the report's industry investment rating. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - In Q2 2025, A - shares and Hong Kong stocks showed different performances, with the overall market - value style in A - shares being dominant, and the bond market slightly recovered in June after fluctuations from April to May. REITs and convertible bond funds led the performance, and "fixed - income +" funds performed well driven by the equity market [4]. - Most fund managers expect the economy to continue a weak recovery in Q3 2025, with monetary policy remaining loose but limited room for interest - rate decline. Strategies focus on coupon income from medium - short - duration, medium - high - grade urban investment bonds and financial bonds, and the overall tone is prudent and flexible [40]. 3. Summary by Directory 3.1 固收型公募基金2025Q2季报数据解读 Performance - In Q2 2025, in the context of weak economic recovery, gradually restored equity sentiment, and intensified long - short game and fluctuations in the bond market, REITs and convertible bond funds led the performance, and "fixed - income +" funds performed well driven by the equity market. Pure - bond fund net values generally recovered [4]. - The top - performing funds in terms of Q2 2025 compounded unit net - value growth rate (%) were REITs funds (8.07%), convertible bond funds (3.49%), and QDII bond - type funds (1.38) [5]. Scale - By the end of Q2 2025, passive index - type bond funds received significant capital inflows and had the fastest scale growth [8]. Leverage - As of June 30, 2025, compared with March 31, 2025, the overall fund leverage showed an upward trend [11]. Duration - As of June 30, 2025, compared with March 31, 2025, the fitted durations of pure - bond funds all showed an upward trend [14]. Weighted Position Changes of Fixed - Income + Funds - By the end of Q2 2025, the convertible - bond positions of different types of fixed - income + funds were basically the same as in the previous quarter, while the stock positions all showed a downward trend [17]. - The top five industries for stock increase were non - bank finance, banking, communications, electronics, and medicine; the top five industries for stock reduction were food and beverage, automobiles, coal, basic chemicals, and home appliances [28]. Individual Stock Positions of Fixed - Income + Funds - The top ten stocks with the highest market value of holdings in Q2 2025 were Zijin Mining, Tencent Holdings, Yangtze Power, Contemporary Amperex Technology, China Merchants Bank, Midea Group, Kweichow Moutai, Alibaba - W, SF Holdings, and Haier Smart Home [30]. - The top ten stocks with the largest increase in market value of holdings in Q2 2025 were New H3C Technologies, Inphi Corporation, AVIC Shenyang Aircraft, Bank of Hangzhou, China Minsheng Bank, Yunnan Aluminum Co., Ltd., Zhaojin Mining Industry, China Merchants Bank, Zhongjin Gold, and SF Holdings [32]. - The top ten stocks with the largest decrease in market value of holdings in Q2 2025 were Wuliangye, Midea Group, Kweichow Moutai, Wanhua Chemical, Zijin Mining, Honglu Steel Structure, Hunan Gold, BYD, Shunxin Agriculture, and Luzhou Laojiao [34]. 3.2 固收型重点基金2025Q2后市展望观点汇总 Key Short - Term Bond Fund Managers' Views - Most short - term bond fund managers expect the bond market to continue the volatile market with high winning probability but low odds, and the bond - market trend is mainly determined by the liability side and policy orientation [39]. - Strategies focus on coupon income from medium - short - duration, medium - high - grade urban investment bonds and financial bonds, and the overall tone is prudent and flexible [40]. Key Medium - and Long - Term Bond Fund Managers' Views - Most medium - and long - term bond fund managers expect the bond market to continue the volatile pattern, with loose monetary policy continuing to support the bond market, while domestic demand is weak and the real - estate market is weakening marginally [41]. - Some managers suggest actively participating in interest - rate bond band trading, while others believe that the space for credit - spread compression is limited. Most still focus on medium - high - grade credit bonds [41]. Equity - Linked Fixed - Income Fund Managers' Views - For stock assets, most managers are relatively optimistic about the medium - term market outlook. Low - equity - position fixed - income + fund managers are relatively conservative, while some medium - and high - equity - position managers will increase the exploration and allocation in industries with relatively guaranteed short - and medium - term supply - demand environments and reasonable valuations [42]. - For convertible - bond assets, the supply - demand balance in the convertible - bond market remains tight, with overall high valuations and potential increased volatility, but there are still structural opportunities. Some managers will maintain a neutral - to - low position and shift to equity - oriented and balanced varieties [42]. - For pure - bond assets, managers generally maintain a neutral view, expecting the central - bank policy to remain consistent, the capital market to remain loose, and limited upward space for interest rates [42]. Key High - Position Convertible - Bond Enhanced Fund Managers' Views - Managers will maintain a relatively positive position, seize structural opportunities, and pay attention to the layout opportunities in technology self - controllability and the allocation opportunities after the sentiment of new consumption and innovative drugs cools down [45]. - They believe that the convertible - bond market has a relatively high valuation, with short - term cost - effectiveness and fault - tolerance rate reduced, but there are still structural opportunities, especially in equity - oriented convertible bonds [45]. QDII Bond - Fund Managers' Views - The global market in Q2 2025 was still dominated by policy. The impact of Trump's tariff policy continued to push up inflation expectations, and there were differences in the market's pricing of the Fed's interest - rate cut [46]. - In the future, although the probability of a US recession is relatively low, attention should be paid to the recurrence of tariff policies, and the US bond market may fluctuate bidirectionally in the short term [46][47]. REITs Fund Managers' Views - In Q2 2025, the performance of different types of REITs varied. The performance of rental - protection REITs was stable, the industrial - park REITs were under pressure, the consumer - infrastructure REITs performed steadily, the transportation REITs showed growth driven by traffic flow, the warehousing - logistics REITs were under pressure in terms of revenue, and the energy and environmental - protection REITs showed different performances [50][51][52].

Core Insights - The average return of equity funds from 170 public fund institutions reached 6.08% in the first half of 2025, with some institutions achieving returns over 20% [1] - Over the past decade, the performance of equity investments among public fund institutions has varied significantly, with some institutions doubling their investment returns [3][4] - The top-performing equity funds over the last ten years include Wan Jia Fund with a return of 151.15%, followed by Da Cheng and Hongta Hongtu [4] Performance Analysis - The top four public fund institutions in terms of equity fund returns over the last decade are: - Wan Jia: 151.15% [4] - Da Cheng: 120.64% [4] - Hongta Hongtu: 117.93% [4] - Jiao Yin Shi Luo De: 111.21% [4] - A total of 28 public fund institutions have achieved equity fund returns exceeding 50% over the past ten years, indicating a generally strong long-term performance [4] Recent Trends - In the last three years, only 23 out of 156 public fund institutions reported positive returns, with the highest being 34.65% from Huayuan Yuanda [7][8] - A significant number of public fund institutions experienced losses, with 103 institutions reporting losses exceeding 10% in the last three years [8] Fixed Income Investment - Fixed income funds have shown more stable performance compared to equity funds, with only two out of 70 public fund institutions reporting losses over the past decade [10] - The highest return for fixed income funds was 74.8% from Guangda Baodexin, with 21 institutions achieving returns over 50% [10]

Core Viewpoint - The public funds are shifting their investment strategies from an aggressive approach in the first half of the year to a more defensive stance in the second half, emphasizing the need to protect gains and avoid losses [2][3][7]. Group 1: Market Sentiment and Strategy - Fund managers are increasingly adopting a "guarding" strategy, reflecting a rise in risk aversion despite optimistic market expectations for the second half of the year [2][3]. - The overall market is expected to maintain a high-level fluctuation, with the upcoming semi-annual reports serving as a significant sentiment indicator [4]. - The anticipated economic recovery is expected to improve, but the policy expectations from important meetings in July may be limited [4]. Group 2: Investment Focus - The focus is on a balanced strategy that combines both offensive and defensive positions, with an emphasis on stable dividend assets to mitigate short-term volatility [5][6]. - Investment opportunities are identified in high-growth sectors such as AI, robotics, autonomous driving, innovative pharmaceuticals, and semiconductors [5][6]. - The strategy includes pairing dividend stocks with small-cap tech stocks, focusing on stable earnings and sectors benefiting from long-term value and reform [6]. Group 3: Performance and Themes - The high returns of public funds in the first half of the year have led to a focus on maintaining performance and managing market volatility in the second half [7][8]. - The theme-based investment approach seen in the first half, which included sectors like robotics and innovative drugs, is now being scrutinized for its sustainability and alignment with fundamental performance [9][10]. - The underlying theme of technological evolution, particularly in AI, remains a critical focus for investors, indicating a shift towards sectors that drive industrial transformation [10].

Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. Core Viewpoints of the Report - In Q1 2025, with the strong performance of the A-share market, fixed-income + funds with equity exposure performed well, showing a trend that the higher the equity position, the better the overall performance. Meanwhile, pure bond products experienced significant drawdowns due to multiple factors. QDII bond funds rose driven by the strengthening of the RMB exchange rate and the decline of short-term US bond yields [3]. - Most fund managers believe that the bond market may show a moderately strong and volatile trend in Q2 2025, with opportunities in the medium and short - end. The stock market may continue to fluctuate in the short term, and the convertible bond market has certain differences in views [35][37][39]. Summary According to the Directory 1.固收型公募基金2025Q1季报数据解读 Performance - In Q1 2025, fixed - income + funds with equity exposure performed well, and the higher the equity position, the better the performance. Pure bond products had significant drawdowns, and passive index bond funds performed worse than medium - and long - term pure bond funds and short - term pure bond funds. QDII bond funds rose [3]. - The average Q1 2025 reinstated unit net value growth rates of different types of funds are as follows: convertible bond funds 2.72%, international (QDII) bond funds 2.02%, flexible allocation funds 1.09%, partial debt hybrid funds 0.45%, hybrid bond funds (secondary) 0.39%, money market funds 0.34%, hybrid bond funds (primary) 0.29%, short - term pure bond funds 0.19%, medium - and long - term pure bond funds - 0.10%, enhanced index bond funds - 0.17%, passive index bond funds - 0.26%, REITs - 0.29% [5]. Scale - As of the end of Q1 2025, fixed - income + funds received significant capital inflows, with secondary bond funds having the fastest scale growth [6]. Leverage - As of March 31, 2025, compared with December 31, 2024, the overall fund leverage showed a downward trend [8]. Duration - As of March 31, 2025, compared with December 31, 2024, the fitted durations of pure bond funds all showed a downward trend [11]. Equity - related Position Changes - As of the end of Q1 2025, the convertible bond positions of different types of fixed - income funds with equity exposure all showed a downward trend. The changes in stock positions were divergent, with the stock positions of primary and secondary bond funds with relatively low position centers increasing, while those of convertible bond funds with relatively high position centers decreasing [15]. Stock Industry Changes (Active) - The top five industries with increased holdings are non - ferrous metals, steel, commerce and retail, media, and agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery. The top five industries with reduced holdings are transportation, construction, coal, basic chemicals, and petroleum and petrochemicals [18]. Individual Stock Heavy - holdings - The top ten heavily - held stocks in Q1 2025 by market value are Zijin Mining, Yangtze Power, Midea Group, CATL, Tencent Holdings, Kweichow Moutai, China Merchants Bank, Yili Group, China CITIC Bank, and Haier Smart Home [20]. - The top ten heavily - held stocks in Q1 2025 by the number of holding funds are Zijin Mining, Midea Group, CATL, Tencent Holdings, Kweichow Moutai, Yangtze Power, Luxshare Precision, China Merchants Bank, China Mobile, and Yili Group [21]. Individual Stock Increases - The top stocks with increased market value in Q1 2025 are Zijin Mining, China CITIC Bank, Kweichow Moutai, Tencent Holdings, Alibaba - W, etc. The top stocks with an increased number of holding funds are Zijin Mining, BYD, Alibaba - W, etc. [23]. Individual Stock Decreases - The top stocks with reduced market value in Q1 2025 are China Shenhua, Postal Savings Bank of China, PetroChina, etc. The top stocks with a reduced number of holding funds are China Shenhua, CNOOC, China National Offshore Oil Corporation, etc. [25][26]. Convertible Bond Holdings - As of Q1 2025, the convertible bond holdings of the fixed - income funds decreased slightly. The funds generally reduced their holdings of bond - biased convertible bonds and increased their holdings of balanced convertible bonds [27]. - Compared with Q4 2024, the industries with the largest increase in holdings in Q1 2025 are basic chemicals, power equipment and new energy, and electronics. The industries with the largest decrease in holdings are banks, transportation, and automobiles. Fixed - income + funds are overweight in basic chemicals, non - ferrous metals, and machinery compared with the CSI Convertible Bond Index [29]. - Funds significantly increased their holdings of convertible bonds rated between A+ and AA+. They moderately reduced credit quality to select individual bonds after the overall valuation of convertible bonds increased [31]. 2. 固收型重点基金2025Q1后市展望观点汇总 Short - term Bond Funds - Most fund managers believe that the bond market may show a moderately strong and volatile trend in Q2 2025, especially with possible supportive monetary policies, the capital market may become more liquid. Structurally, they are optimistic about the certainty opportunities in the medium and short - end [35]. Medium - and Long - term Bond Funds - Most fund managers believe that with increasing external uncertainties, the internal economic momentum needs continuous fiscal and monetary policy support. Monetary policy is expected to remain supportive, and the bond market may show a moderately strong and volatile trend. Some fund managers advocate active trading to increase returns, while others are optimistic about coupon opportunities [37]. Fixed - income Funds with Equity Exposure - Stock assets: The stock market may continue to fluctuate in the short term. In the future, attention will be paid to the mid - term repair trend of fundamentals, leading stocks with strong competitiveness, stable patterns but significantly compressed valuations, as well as the allocation value of dividend assets and technology growth [39]. - Convertible bond assets: There are differences in views on the convertible bond market. On one hand, as the convertible bond market adjusts with the stock market, the previous high valuations have improved, and the cost - effectiveness of convertible bonds is gradually increasing. On the other hand, the absolute price and relative valuation of convertible bonds are still at a high level, and some fund managers mainly allocate to bond - biased convertible bonds [39]. - Pure bond assets: They still have good allocation value. It is expected that the upward space of medium - and short - term interest rates is limited in Q2 2025, and the volatility of long - term interest rates may increase. Credit bonds are considered the main investment direction [39]. High - position Convertible Bond Enhancement Funds - Most fund managers believe that the convertible bond market has returned to a reasonable valuation. Structurally, they focus on diversified investment and select investment opportunities that are in line with the market trend and benefit from policies [42]. QDII Bond Funds - Global uncertainties and disturbances may continue. The impact of tariffs is still unclear, and the market may not fully price in the risks. In Q2, US Treasury bonds may decline under recession trading, but there is a high probability of two - way fluctuations in the short term. Credit allocation should focus on high - grade, medium - and short - duration bonds [43][44][45]. Public REITs - Rental housing: The overall performance remained stable in Q1 2025, with small fluctuations in occupancy rates [46]. - Industrial parks: Market demand continued to be under pressure, with occupancy rates of most industrial park REITs falling below 80% [47]. - Consumption: The performance of consumer infrastructure projects was stable, with occupancy rates generally above 90% [48]. - Transportation: There was significant differentiation in Q1 2025, with some projects recovering and others performing poorly [49]. - Warehousing and logistics: There was an obvious "quantity - for - price" phenomenon, with occupancy rates remaining high but rents decreasing, leading to a slight decline in operating income [50]. - Energy and environmental protection: The performance of different underlying assets was differentiated [51].

Core Insights - The report highlights the performance rankings of fixed income funds managed by various companies over different time frames, showcasing the competitive landscape in the fixed income sector [1]. Group 1: 10-Year Performance - E Fund and Tianhong Fund lead the 10-year performance rankings with returns of 83.97% and 81.73% respectively, both exceeding 80% [2]. - Other notable performers include Zhongjia Fund and Everbright Prudential Fund with returns of 77.03% and 76.53% [2]. - The average return for 17 large fixed income fund companies over the past 10 years is 60.71%, indicating a significant advantage for larger firms [2]. Group 2: 5-Year Performance - Huashang Fund tops the 5-year performance list with a net value growth rate of 46.18%, followed by Hongtu Innovation Fund at 32.02% and Dongxing Fund at 30.62% [3]. - The average return for 18 large fund companies in the last 5 years is 20.29%, showing a slight edge over medium and small-sized firms [3]. Group 3: 3-Year Performance - Guojin Fund leads the 3-year performance with a return of 15.47%, followed by Huatai Baohsing Fund at 14.19% and Dongxing Fund at 13.4% [4]. - The average return for 18 large fund companies in the last 3 years is 9.44%, with notable performances from firms like Industrial Bank and China Merchants [5]. Group 4: 2024 Performance Outlook - In 2024, Huatai Baohsing Fund achieved the highest return in the fixed income sector at 9.28%, followed by Guohai Franklin at 7.85% [6]. - A total of 174 out of 177 fund managers reported positive returns in 2024, indicating a generally favorable market environment for fixed income funds [6]. Group 5: Company Size and Performance - Large fund companies such as E Fund, Invesco Great Wall, and Huaxia are noted for their strong performance in the fixed income space [7].