What is QDII fund?
QDII refers to qualified domestic institutional investors, that is, domestic institutions, investing in stocks and some related varieties abroad. By purchasing overseas targets through institutions and then issuing funds in combination, we hold this fund, which is equivalent to holding overseas assets.
20 19 how to choose QDII funds?
1. Select an issuer with strong risk resistance.
A distribution company with strong anti-risk ability will have safer assets and lower risks for its partners; The better the fund issuing company, the more professional and mature its fund manager or operation mechanism will be. It can effectively reduce credit risk and financial risk.
2. Choose a fund with a wider investment scope.
This is based on the principle of not putting eggs in the same basket. Choosing a fund with a wide investment scope or investment target can invest in many overseas countries, diversify market risks and optimize asset allocation.
3. Choose a fund manager with more overseas experience.
Fund managers directly reflect the profitability of fund products. Professional overseas investment managers can effectively reduce and spread risks and make use of their own abilities, such as changing fund strategies and using exchange rate prices to improve the expected returns of funds.
4. Choose funds with lower procedures.
Due to the high cost of cross-market management, the management fee and custody fee of QDII funds are higher, which will increase the investment cost. Choosing a fund with relatively low handling fee can reduce the cost.
20 19 that's all for how to choose QDII funds. I hope everyone will weigh the pros and cons and help the investment. Warm reminder, financial management is risky and investment needs to be cautious.