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Is rich country state-owned enterprise bond C risky?
Rich country state-owned enterprise bond C has little risk and should be regarded as a low-risk bond fund. The products invested in bond assets are not less than 80% of the fund assets, and the fund cannot completely avoid the credit risk brought about by the changes in the issuer's credit quality, especially corporate bonds and corporate bonds. In other words, the fund will lose money when the bonds issued by the company default.

The Fund mainly invests in financial instruments with good liquidity, including government bonds, financial bonds, subordinated bonds, central bank bills, corporate bonds, private placement bond for small and medium-sized enterprises, corporate bonds, medium-term notes, short-term financing bonds, pledged and buyout repo, agreement deposits, call deposits, time deposits, asset-backed securities, etc.

Bond funds are less risky, but they do not promise to protect the principal and income, so they will also face the possibility of principal loss. Investors should choose according to their risk tolerance.