Since the beginning of the year, the volatility of the stock market has changed significantly, causing many funds to have a significant drop in expected annualized returns in the first half of the year, or even negative profits. Regular open-end bond funds have attracted the attention of investors. What are regular open-end bonds in that year?

mean?

What?

What does a one-year periodic open bond mean?

The operation of regularly open bonds is similar to that of closed-end funds. In order to obtain higher and better stable expected annualized expected returns, the fund is an open-end fund that adopts closed management and regular opening.

As stock market volatility intensifies, debt funds have become a safe haven.

Among them, the regular open-end debt funds that take into account both liquidity and expected annualized returns are the most remarkable.

From the perspective of liquidity, the operation of regular open-end debt funds is divided into a closed operation period and an open redemption period.

After its establishment, it enters a closed period ranging from half a year to three years. During this period, the fund manager operates high-position bonds. After the closed period, it enters an open subscription and redemption period. At this time, old investors can redeem and new investors can subscribe.

After that, the cycle continues to operate alternately.