Full redemption: When the fund manager thinks that he has the ability to pay the redemption application of fund investors, he should follow the normal redemption procedure.
Partial Deferred Redemption: When the fund manager thinks it is difficult to pay the redemption application of the fund investor or thinks that the realization of the property operated to pay the redemption application of the investor may cause great fluctuation to the net asset value of the fund, the fund manager will postpone the processing of the remaining redemption applications on the premise that the redemption ratio accepted on the same day is not less than 65,438+00% of the total fund share of the previous day. For the redemption application of the day, the redemption share accepted on the day is determined according to the proportion of the redemption application of a single account to the total redemption application; If the fund investor fails to redeem this part, the investor can choose to postpone the redemption or cancel the redemption when submitting the redemption application. If you choose to postpone the redemption, you will automatically transfer to the next redemption open day to continue the redemption until it is fully redeemed; If you choose to cancel the redemption, some applications that have not been redeemed on that day will be revoked. The application for deferred redemption is handled together with the redemption application on the next redemption open day, and there is no priority. The redemption amount is calculated according to the net value of fund shares on the open day. If the fund investor fails to make a clear choice when submitting the redemption application, the part that the investor fails to redeem will be automatically postponed. Partial deferred redemption is not limited by the minimum share of a single redemption.