The fund mantissa refers to the last two digits of the fund code. AC can be any combination of numbers, and different fund companies may have the same AC. The function of AC is mainly used to distinguish different fund products, which is convenient for investors to distinguish.

The AC of the fund mantissa can also express the characteristics of the fund through its numerical characteristics. For example, funds ending in 50 usually correspond to money funds, funds ending in 00 are mostly index funds, and funds ending in 30, 3 1, 38 or 39 are mostly stock funds. Of course, these laws are not absolute, and we still need to choose according to the specific performance of the fund and other factors.

For investors, understanding the AC meaning of fund mantissa can help them choose the fund products that are most suitable for their risk preferences and investment needs. At the same time, when purchasing funds, we should also pay attention to ensuring whether the AC code is consistent with the purchased fund products, so as to avoid unnecessary risks and losses caused by buying funds by mistake.