In the investment market, etf and Public Offering of Fund are both very suitable investment methods for investors, and they are also very popular with investors. So, do you know the difference between etf and Public Offering of Fund? Let's take a look together.

what's the difference between p>etf and Public Offering of Fund?

1 transaction costs are different.

The transaction cost of etf funds is lower, and it doesn't need active management like Public Offering of Fund. Besides, there are no subscription fees and redemption fees for ETF funds trading on the market, only corresponding commission fees are required, and different securities companies may charge different fees.

2 the strictness of information disclosure is different.

etf fund information disclosure requirements are very high. etf issuers will announce their positions in official website every day, and investors can know what assets they have purchased by searching at any time. On the contrary, Public Offering of Fund will only disclose the top ten positions every month and quarter, and the national position information will not be disclosed until the semi-annual report and the annual report.

3 the investment threshold is different.

if the initial single purchase amount of p>etf funds is in 1 yuan, the minimum single additional amount is also in 1 yuan, while the threshold in Public Offering of Fund is lower. Most funds are the purchase starting point of 1 yuan, and if they are fixed investments, they may also be invested in 1 yuan.

4 trading flexibility is different.

etf funds are more liquid, and their trading mechanism is similar to that of stocks, so they can trade at real-time prices when the stock market opens. However, Public Offering of Fund only updates a net value one day, and all funds purchased before 3 pm on the trading day are at the same price, while those purchased after 3 pm are postponed to the next trading day.

Generally speaking, there are essential differences between etf funds and Public Offering of Fund, but there is no difference between them, mainly depending on investors' own needs.