Fund conversion is a way to deal with funds in investment funds, which can help investors save some costs while converting funds.
1. General conversion of funds.
Ordinary conversion is the service provided by fund managers to fund holders. It refers to a business model that investors can freely convert any open-end fund issued by a fund management company into other open-end funds managed by the company without redeeming the fund shares they have held and then purchasing the fund.
Transaction cost = redemption fee of transferred-out fund+replenishment of subscription rate of transferred-in fund (replenishment of fund subscription that does not support preferential discount rate will be calculated according to its original rate).
Second, the fund is over-converted.
The super-conversion business refers to the transaction fee for investors to convert their convertible fund shares into the fund shares of any qualified fund company by submitting an application through the JD.COM Kentley fund platform trading system = redemption fee for the transferred fund+subscription fee for the transferred fund.
Third, the difference between fund over-conversion and ordinary conversion.
(1) Super conversion funds are more free than ordinary conversion funds (and fund companies), which is convenient for users to switch investment targets in time.
(2) Compared with ordinary conversion, fund super conversion provides investors with more diversified and flexible investment choices.
(3) There are differences in transaction costs, and the fund is generally converted into the sum of the redemption fee transferred out and the subscription rate transferred into the fund; Over-conversion is the sum of the redemption fee transferred out and the subscription rate transferred into the fund.