How should I inquire about the corresponding licenses of private equity funds? What effect does the choice of private equity license have on us? Here is how to check the private equity fund license brought by Bian Xiao, hoping to help you to some extent.
How to inquire about the private equity fund license?
Shanghai China Asset Management Association official website (www.amac.org.cn).
In the website navigation menu, select related options such as "Private Equity Fund" or "Filing Management".
On the record management page, select "private fund manager" and click to enter the private fund manager inquiry page.
On the query page, you can search by keywords such as the name, filing code and region of the private equity fund manager.
According to the search results, find the private equity fund manager you are interested in, and click to enter the manager details page.
On the manager's details page, you can view the manager's filing information, including filing time and filing code.
Private equity fund license refers to the legal business license certificate obtained by private equity fund managers. Private fund manager's license is usually issued by China Securities Regulatory Commission, which proves that the institution has legal operating conditions and qualifications and can carry out private fund-related business.
The license of the Fund has the following meanings:
Legality and compliance: the license of the fund proves that the private fund manager is a legal institution approved by the regulatory authorities and has the qualification to operate in compliance.
Trust and recognition: the license plate of the fund is a symbol of investors' trust and recognition of the fund manager. For investors, choosing a licensed fund manager can increase the security of investment.
Supervision and rights protection: the license of the fund enables the supervision institution to supervise the fund manager, and provides the basis for supervision and rights protection for protecting the legitimate rights and interests of investors.
Market competitiveness: Licensed fund managers are more competitive in the market and are more likely to attract investors, partners and institutional investors.
Business development: the license of the fund provides convenience for fund managers to expand their business, such as issuing new funds and managing fund assets more conveniently.
What do you mean by the volume and shrinkage of stocks?
Volume and shrinkage in stocks are adjectives of volume, which reflect the change of stock volume. Volume and shrinkage are relative values, which are obtained by comparing the trading volume of the day with the trading volume of a certain time before.
The turnover of the day is greater than that of a certain period of time before, which means heavy volume. On the contrary, the volume of the day is less than that of a certain time before, which means shrinking. But it doesn't mean that the trading volume is greater than or less than the trading volume at a certain time before, so it must be heavy or shrinking. Volume and shrinkage are not specific values, and there is no clear judgment standard.
Give a simple example: for example, the trading volume of stocks on that day was 654.38+0 billion, while the trading volume of stocks on the previous day was 990 million. This situation is generally not considered as heavy volume. And if the turnover of that day is 654.38+0 billion, and the turnover of the previous day is 800 million, this situation can be considered as heavy volume. On the contrary, it can also be considered as contraction.
But usually, we will analyze it through the index of floor area ratio. If the volume ratio is greater than 1, it is considered as heavy volume, and if the volume ratio is less than 1, it is considered as shrinkage. Volume ratio refers to the ratio of the average volume per minute of the stock on that day to the average volume per minute of the past five trading days.
Stock purchase time relationship
I have studied the stock market investment for six years and found that they are actually the most intuitive and simple. They are like supply and demand in the market. As long as the supply exceeds the demand, the eyes of merchants are all gold.
A stock that has been falling, except for fundamental problems, does not mean that it is really bad. In fact, it is because the "time" for its rise has not yet arrived.
The main operations in the stock market are the process of raising funds, testing, distributing and selling. You must learn to observe at which stage you bought it. If you accidentally buy a stock that falls from a height, assuming that there is no export in the plate recently, then the main force will definitely not be able to pull up. They will slowly raise funds in n days, n weeks or even n months, and they will moisten things quietly, so that you will not notice them.
And you, in the days of decline, except anxiety, maybe you don't care about the change of quantity. Therefore, if you accidentally bought it at the initial stage of raising and the end of issuing, if you keep holding it like this, maybe the daily market will make you feel depressed and painful.
What does it mean for listed companies to buy back shares?
Stock repurchase of listed companies refers to the behavior of listed companies to buy back issued shares from market investors in a certain way and price. Generally speaking, listed companies can buy back shares through centralized bidding transactions and agreement transfer. Centralized bidding transaction refers to the repurchase of listed companies through the open market of the exchange in accordance with the prescribed price and quantity, and agreement transfer refers to the repurchase of listed companies and specific investors through consultation to determine the price and quantity.
Listed companies may buy back shares to enhance investors' confidence and stabilize stock prices. Generally speaking, when a listed company repurchases shares, it will cancel these shares after the repurchase is completed, which is equivalent to reducing the circulation of the company's shares in the market and improving the earnings per share, thus contributing to the rise of the company's share price. This also sends a signal to the market that the company's share price is undervalued, which increases investors' confidence in holding shares.