There is generally no preferential rate for fund conversion, and the fund conversion fee is made up by the difference between the subscription fee and the redemption fee. The specific cost depends on the difference between the subscription rate and redemption rate of the two funds for each conversion. The fund conversion fee shall be borne by the fund holder. After the fund is converted, the holding time of the transferred fund share will be recalculated, that is, from the date when the transferred fund share is confirmed.

How to operate the fund conversion?

1. Both funds can be converted to each other, because not all funds support conversion.

2. If the first fund is a front-end charging mode, the second fund can only be a front-end charging mode. If it is a back-end charging mode, both must be back-ends, and only when the modes are the same can they be converted.

3.QDII, LOF funds and closed-end funds cannot be reformed.