What kind of private placement can buy stocks? For many people, private placement may be full of huge profits and need to be cautious. The following is what kind of private placement can buy stocks for everyone, hoping to help everyone.
What kind of private placement can buy stocks?
The so-called private equity fund refers to a fund set up by private placement to raise funds for a few institutional investors. Because the sale and redemption of private equity funds are conducted through private consultation between fund managers and investors, they are also called funds raised from specific targets. Compared with Public Offering of Fund such as closed-end funds and open-end funds, private equity funds have very distinct characteristics, which makes private equity funds have incomparable advantages in Public Offering of Fund. First, private equity funds raise funds in a private way. In the United States, children's funds and pension funds in Public Offering of Fund generally attract customers by advertising through public media. According to relevant regulations, private equity funds are not allowed to use any media to advertise, and their participants mainly join through so-called "reliable investment information" or direct knowledge of fund managers.
What are the business models of private equity investment trusts?
There are three main display modes of private equity investment business of trust companies: one is to directly invest investors' funds in a single unlisted enterprise through a trust plan; The second is to adopt the model of "trust plan+limited partnership", that is, the trust plan subscribes for the limited partnership (LP) share of limited partnership enterprises, and indirectly invests in one or more unlisted enterprises through limited partnership; Third, the trust company and the partner * * * set up a subsidiary, and the subsidiary initiated the establishment of a limited partnership fund as a general partner (LP), or the subsidiary issued a private equity fund, which was actively managed by the subsidiary.
In addition to the above three main modes, trust companies can also carry out equity investment business through investment and loan linkage, and finance enterprises through various business modes such as direct equity investment, creditor's rights investment and combination of stock and debt (industrial fund) to meet the financing needs of enterprises at different stages of their life cycle.
When will the fund explode?
There will be short positions, often because the fund losses are too serious. Generally speaking, it may be because the risk control of the fund is too poor, so the fund fell badly; It is also possible that the fund manager added leverage, but after adding leverage, stocks or bonds developed in the opposite direction, thus triggering short positions.
Generally speaking, Public Offering of Fund in China will not explode. However, if the asset allocation ratio exceeds 100%, that is, the fund manager leverages through bond pledge repurchase, then when the price of pledged bonds falls and some funds pledged by the fund manager suffer losses, it may cause great losses and lead to short positions.
Public Offering of Fund has strict institutional leverage restrictions on investment: the leverage ratio of open-end funds should not exceed 140%. For fixed funds, the closed period shall not exceed 200%, and the open period shall not exceed 140%.
Compared with Public Offering of Fund, private equity funds in China are more likely to break out, because the investment risk of private equity funds is higher. Especially for some equity private equity funds, when the companies they invest in are not listed, it means that private equity funds are in a state of loss, which is easy to cause short positions.
What is the specific process for the exchange to purchase on-site funds?
1. Beginners need to have their own account, which is what we usually call a stock account, to buy on-site funds. Investors with stock accounts can buy funds directly in the market, and the purchase steps are the same as buying stocks. Investors who do not have stock accounts can bring their ID cards or bank cards to the relevant securities companies to open accounts. Of course, you can also contact the account manager in advance, so that you can contact the account manager online and open an account directly on your mobile phone.
2. To entrust a securities company to buy or sell securities, it shall sign relevant account opening contracts, specify the rights and obligations of the client and the broker, and specify the basic information of the client.
Securities companies have their own representatives and agents in the stock exchange, and then they will handle the related affairs of buying and selling securities according to the requirements of customers.
4. After the transaction is completed, the securities company will inform the customer to prepare the settlement money and securities on the day of the transaction. At the end of business, after the securities company checks with the records of the exchange according to the types of securities, the buyers and sellers of the same kind of securities entrusted for trading will offset each other. The offset difference will be settled with the exchange and delivered, and then delivered to the customer on schedule.
Note: trading can only be done at 9:30- 15:00 on weekdays. Trading is not allowed on Saturdays, Sundays and rest days announced by the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
How long before the fund can be sold?
Funds can be sold after buying and confirming their shares. Generally, the application is confirmed in T+ 1 working day, and the confirmation result can be inquired in T+2 working days (QDII T+3 can be inquired). However, if the funds are held for too short a time, the handling fee is relatively expensive. Except for monetary funds, most funds that have been held for less than seven days will be charged a redemption fee of 1.5%.
For example, the redemption fee 1 000 yuan will be redeemed within seven days. If the redemption fee is 1.5%, then 1.5% = 15 yuan will be deducted, which is too much. The higher the principal, the more you deduct.