Ruiyuan Fund Management Co., Ltd. is a national public fund management company approved by China Securities Regulatory Commission, registered in Shanghai, with a registered capital of 1 100 million yuan. Ruiyuan Fund Management Co., Ltd. was established on 2065438+20081October 29th. The business scope of the company includes: management of publicly offered funds (management of publicly offered securities investment funds, fund sales, asset management of specific customers and other businesses permitted by China Securities Regulatory Commission).
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Allocated funds refer to funds with flexible asset allocation that invest in stocks, bonds, money market instruments, commodities and alternative investments (such as unlisted equity and non-standardized creditor's rights) to obtain high investment returns. Its main feature is that the fund can significantly change the asset allocation ratio according to market conditions, and the investment ratio of any kind of securities or assets can be as high as 65,438+000%.
Most of the newly established funds in China are allocation funds. As of August 20, 2004, the allocated fund family had 565,438+0 members. Among these allocation funds, there are two obvious differences in asset allocation styles: most funds hold more stocks, so they perform better when the stock market rises; A small number of funds have conservative asset allocation and hold more bonds, so although they usually lag behind when the stock market rises, they show strong resilience when the stock market falls. Equity funds and allocation funds are the key, which are the proportion, industry and difference of buying stocks, but they are all investing in the stock market.
Funds that invest in stocks, bonds, money market instruments, commodities, and alternative investments (such as unlisted equity and non-standardized creditor's rights). ) and does not meet the classification criteria for investing in stock funds, bond funds, equity investment funds or other single financial products; The biggest advantage of open-end funds is that investors can freely purchase and redeem, but the cost of purchase and redemption is relatively high.