When investors invest in funds, they will find that there will be such a phenomenon after the new fund is raised: after the fund successfully raises enough funds to declare the fund contract effective, investors will not accept the application for redemption of fund shares for a period of time. This time period is what we are going to talk about today-the fund closure period. So, will the fund lose money during the closed period? How long does it usually take?

1. Will the fund lose money if it is closed?

The fund closure period is mainly aimed at open-end funds, and the fund has successfully raised enough funds. After the fund contract comes into effect, investors' applications for fund share redemption will not be accepted for some time. During this period, the net value of funds will generally change, but different types of investment funds present different profit and loss situations, and the specific funds are analyzed in detail.

Low-risk funds such as money funds and bond funds have high security, stable expected returns and generally little losses; For high-risk funds, especially index funds and stock funds, their prices change greatly, and even in the closed period, there may be losses.

2. How long does it usually take to close the fund?

In the closed period of the fund, even if the fund loses money, it cannot be redeemed. So, how long does it usually take for the fund to be closed?

According to the national Measures for the Operation and Management of Securities Investment Funds, the general fund closure period shall not exceed 3 months. During this period, the fund manager can complete the previous investment arrangements according to the situation of the securities market.

That's all about how long it usually takes for the foundation not to lose money during the closed period. I hope it will help everyone. Warm reminder, financial management is risky and investment needs to be cautious.