Private equity funds should strengthen the openness and transparency of information, increase the disclosure of financial data to investors, and enhance investors' right to know, choose and supervise. The following are some suggestions on how to strengthen the supervision of private equity funds. Welcome to read and share. I hope you will like it.

Suggestions on strengthening the supervision of private equity funds

Accurately grasping the market access system can not only maintain market vitality and efficiency, but also improve the standard management level of institutions in the access link. The CSRC does not pre-approve the establishment of private fund managers and private funds, but focuses on the post-registration system.

We will improve the system of qualified investors, standardize the fundraising behavior of private equity funds, and effectively prevent illegal fund-raising.

Strengthen infrastructure construction and improve the risk monitoring system. The CSRC is studying and developing the supervision information system of private equity funds, establishing and improving the risk monitoring index system of private equity funds, and keeping abreast of the development of the industry.

Strengthen supervision after the event, forcing market institutions to establish compliance awareness beforehand.

Explore hierarchical and classified supervision and establish a mechanism to encourage private equity institutions to be trustworthy and untrustworthy.

What is a private equity fund?

Private equity fund refers to a fund established by raising funds from specific investors in a non-public way. According to the different ways of raising funds, funds can be divided into Public Offering of Fund and private equity funds. Public Offering of Fund refers to a fund that can be sold to the public.

Private equity funds do not pursue equity gains, but sell equity through equity transfer paths such as listing, management buyouts and mergers and acquisitions.

The scope of private equity funds is narrower than that of Public Offering of Fund, but they are all institutions or individuals with strong capital strength and high quality of capital composition, which makes the funds raised by them not necessarily inferior to that of Public Offering of Fund in quality and quantity. It can be an individual investor or an institutional investor.

The risk of private equity investment first stems from its relatively long investment cycle. Therefore, if private equity funds want to make profits, they must make some efforts, not only to meet the financing needs of enterprises, but also to bring benefits to enterprises, which is bound to be a long-term process. Moreover, the high cost of private equity investment also increases the risk of private equity investment. In addition, the high investment risk of private equity funds is also related to the poor liquidity of equity investment.

Public Offering of Fund refers to a fund that can be sold to the public. And mainly invest in securities investment funds. Public offering funds raise funds through mass communication, and promoters raise and integrate public funds to set up investment funds for securities investment. Under the strict supervision of the law, these funds have industry norms such as information disclosure, profit distribution and operation restrictions.

The difference between Public Offering of Fund and private equity funds;

1, the fund-raising targets are different.

Public Offering of Fund is aimed at the general public, but for investors, the threshold is low, and it does not specifically point to investors. Private equity funds are aimed at a few specific investors, including institutions and individuals, and the threshold for investors is high.

2. Different financing methods.

Public offering funds raise funds through public offering, which can be publicized and sold through the media and other media. Private equity funds are not publicly issued, which is the biggest difference between Public Offering of Fund and private equity funds.

3. The degree of information disclosure is different.

Public Offering of Fund is facing a large number of people. For the benefit of most investors, Public Offering of Fund's information disclosure must be effective, clear and easy to obtain. However, private equity funds have low information disclosure and strong confidentiality.

How to choose private equity fund

When choosing private equity funds, we should pay attention to the following points.

1. Investor's risk tolerance Private equity funds are risky, and investors need to choose the right fund according to their risk tolerance.

2. The strength of the fund manager Choosing a strong fund manager can ensure the stability and profitability of the fund.

3. Different investment strategies have different fund investment strategies, and investors need to choose funds that meet their investment needs.

4. Historical performance of funds Choosing a fund with historical performance can improve the probability of successful investment.

Private placement encourages stock fraud.

1, claiming that private placement is about to boost stocks.

With the deep adjustment of the market, the rampant telemarketing model in the bull market began to change. When the profit effect is obvious, occasionally a few people receive similar calls. In the gap of market adjustment, more and more Fuzhou investors received long-distance financial marketing calls from Chengdu and Shenzhen. This kind of call option usually leads to the "expected annualized expected return share" of stock trading, and even encourages retail investors to achieve the purpose of changing traders.

In fact, such activities are very risky, and legitimate securities companies will not participate in such activities. Because this kind of calling card can be purchased and used without registering a name, it is difficult for the regulatory authorities to investigate and supervise it.

2. Become a member and know the inside story of the stock market.

According to informed sources, developing members is the main source of the company's income. They mainly took advantage of the psychology of investors who suffered serious losses in the "bear market" in recent years and were eager to make profits. The real purpose of these companies is to collect membership fees from investors.

However, even if an investor pays the membership fee and becomes a member of the company, there is no guarantee that he will really make money, because most companies, such as frontier investment companies, are not strong in R&D and cannot provide investors with stocks that can make stable profits. The so-called large-cap stocks mentioned on TV are just a "program" to attract investors.