First, the difference between direct sales and on-site sales of strategic placement funds.
1. The main difference between direct selling and on-site subscription of strategic placement funds lies in the different stages of fund issuance. In the subscription stage, only off-site subscription is supported, including fund managers' direct selling platforms and banks and other consignment agencies. On-site subscription is not open and can only be traded in the secondary market after listing.
2. Investors who participate in direct purchase of strategic placement funds mainly aim to obtain long-term investment opportunities in emerging leading industries. Investors who directly sell funds after listing may be limited, and the liquidity of strategic placement funds in the secondary market will not be known at that time.
3. Buying strategic placement funds in the secondary market may lead to discount, but even so, investors may lose the initial profit opportunities of initial investors.
Two. Matters needing attention in purchasing strategic placement funds
1. The subscription rate of the strategic placement fund is more favorable than other general funds. For example, the management fee for the closed period of Southern Strategic Placement Fund is only 0. 1%/ year, and the custody fee is 0.03%/ year.
2. The strategic placement fund has a three-year closed period, during which redemption is not allowed, but it can be traded in the secondary market.
3. The strategic placement fund is a hybrid securities investment fund, which will be affected by the A-share environment and stock price changes in overseas markets, and the investment risk is high.
The above contents are about the difference between direct sales and on-site sales of strategic placement funds, hoping to help you. Warm reminder, financial management is risky and investment needs to be cautious.