In the process of purchasing funds, investors will encounter the situation that they need to rate the funds. Fund rating refers to that the fund rating agencies rank the returns and risks of fund products in the market through some analytical means on the basis of collecting relevant information. So, where is the fund rating?

Where can I see the fund rating?

Usually, users who want to view the fund rating can learn about it through some common third-party fund sales platforms. At present, there are three main types of domestic fund rating data, namely, foreign rating agencies, domestic brokerage rating system and financial institution fund rating. Investors who want to check the funds they have purchased can choose the institutions that suit them.

Among them, the rating results of foreign rating agencies can be seen on most financial websites. According to the regulations of the Investment Fund Industry Association, there are currently seven institutions that can engage in fund rating business, and users can choose the one that suits them. Fund rating can let investors know the risks they may take after investing in a fund and the expected returns they may get.