Different types of foundations correspond to different risks and benefits. The lowest risk is money fund, followed by pure debt fund, then mixed fund, stock fund and index fund. So what kind of fund does the North Exchange Fund belong to? Is there any risk? We have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

What kind of fund does the North Exchange Fund belong to?

Beijing Stock Exchange Fund is a hybrid fund. From the operating mode, all eight funds are two-year hybrid funds.

In other words, the two-year closed period cannot be purchased and redeemed, and it is opened every two years.

Generally speaking, the newly developed fund has no reference to its past performance, so investors must carefully consider it when purchasing, starting from their own affordability. In addition, when choosing a fund manager, you can refer to the working years of the fund manager and the income from managing the fund.

Secondly, the new fund has a closed period, during which it cannot be redeemed or bought, so we should also pay attention to the rational allocation of funds to avoid not taking out the money when necessary.

Is the North Exchange Fund risky?

The proportion of assets invested by the North Exchange Fund in stocks is not less than 60% of the fund assets, and the proportion of shares invested by non-cash funds in the listed assets of the North Exchange is not less than 80%.

The share price of the North Exchange is limited to 30%, which is the biggest fluctuation of A shares at present.

It can be seen that the risk of investment is still relatively large, but if the market is good, the income is also relatively high, so investors must pay attention to its risks when buying. If they can't take the risk, then don't consider buying.