1. Overseas funds can be purchased directly from domestic accounts through QDII. For example, Alipay has a QDII channel;
2. Purchase overseas fund products through direct sales channels of fund companies that support overseas fund products;
3. Buying and selling overseas funds through foreign banks.
Overseas fund: a fund issued by a foreign investment trust company. Investing through overseas funds can not only share global investment opportunities and benefits, but also achieve the purposes of risk diversification, professional management, tax saving and asset transfer.
Status:
The market size of global funds has exceeded $6 trillion. By the end of July 2000, there were 7,929 kinds of investment funds in the United States alone, with a total investment of more than 7 trillion US dollars, far exceeding its domestic bank deposits of 3.2 trillion. The number of closed-end funds is more than 65.438+05 billion yuan, less than 500. 1989 The total value of various funds in Japan reached 19 trillion yen; In Germany, from 65438 to 0990, the number of investment funds increased to nearly 2000, with total assets reaching 233 billion marks. Up to now, there are 850 registered investment funds in Hong Kong, with net assets exceeding US$ 28 billion. By July 2000, there were 173 investment funds in Taiwan Province province, including 166 open-end funds and only 7 closed-end funds, with an investment population of over1930,000.
United States:
As far as the world is concerned, the United States is still the country with the most developed and largest investment fund. The main characteristics of its funds are: strong openness, diverse types, high yield, diversified financial services for investors, relatively perfect legal supervision system and relatively standardized fund operation.
Japan and Korea:
In Japan, funds are called securities investment trusts, which are mostly contractual and open. In Korea, the number of fund investors accounts for 10% of the total population.
Hongkong and Taiwan Province:
Investment funds in Hong Kong are called unit trusts, most of which are open-end funds, most of which are overseas funds, and the investment targets are all over the world. Most of the investment funds in Taiwan Province Province are also open-end funds, of which 85% are invested in Taiwan Province Province.
Developing countries:
The development of investment funds in developing countries is first caused by the sustained economic development of these countries and the transformation of corporate financing methods. With the strengthening of economic strength, their stock market has also developed rapidly, with hot stock market transactions and high total yield. Since the development of the stock market is the basis for the growth of investment funds in developing countries, the investment fund industry has also developed while the stock market is booming. India is the first developing country to introduce investment funds. In the Philippines, a large number of funds emerged in the early 1990s, including First Philippines Fund, Manila Fund, Philippines Fund, Suotong Philippines Renaissance Fund and so on.