I. T system abbreviations (ETF, LOF, ETN, ETP)

The financial concepts represented by the abbreviation trade are all related to the secondary market transactions of the exchange, which can be seen from the abbreviation of letters (except LOF of course).

1, ETF(ExchangeTradedFund), a transactional open index securities investment fund, also known as exchange traded fund or index stock.

2.LOF (Listening Open-end Fund), a listed open-end fund.

3.ETN, bonds or bills are traded on the exchange.

4.ETP (exchange traded products), that is, exchange traded products, is the general term for exchange traded fund products. In China, ETP products include closed-end funds, exchange-traded funds, listed open-end funds and sub-shares of graded funds, which can be listed and traded on the stock exchange.

Second, Q system abbreviation (QFII, RQFII, QDII)

Q means qualified, and the abbreviation of Q refers to investors with specific qualifications.

1, QFII (qualified foreign institutional investor), qualified foreign institutional investor.

2.rqfii (rmbq Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor) is a qualified foreign institutional investor in RMB.

3.QDII (Qualified Medical Institution Investor), qualified domestic institutional investor.

Three. O system abbreviations (FOF, FOHF, MOM, TOT)

The letter O is taken from the English word "OF", and the concepts represented by O series abbreviations all contain nested relationships.

1, FOF(FundofFunds), the fund in the fund.

2.FOHF(fundohedgefund), a fund that invests in hedge funds.

3.Mom (manager's manager) is the manager's fund.

4.TOT(TrustofTrusts), trust in trust.

Extended data:

English commonly used in the financial industry:

1. Americanstyleoption American Option: The holder of American Option has the right to exercise the option at any time within the option term, including around the expiration date.

2. Arbitrage refers to buying and selling two equivalent instruments or securities at the same time, but the buying price is lower than the selling price, so as to obtain guaranteed or risk-free profits.

3. Basis point: one basis point is equal to one percentage point 1%.

4. Bermuda option: Bermuda option is between American and European, and the holder has the right to exercise the option on one or more dates before the expiration date.

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