1. Onshore funds, also known as onshore securities investment funds, refer to securities investment funds that raise funds in their own countries and invest in their own securities markets.
2. Offshore funds are also called "offshore funds abroad". Investment funds whose funds mainly come from one country or region and are registered in other countries or regions.
The trustees or custodians of these funds are usually large multinational consortia, banks or powerful investment institutions. Its advanced equipment and extensive and flexible communication means. The advantage of this fund is that when the political or economic policies of the country where the investor is located change, the investor's funds will not be frozen.
3. International funds are the general name of a large number of public and private fund management companies in the international capital market.
International funds invest all over the world, usually in Europe, America, Japan and other countries. The characteristic of global equity fund is that it can fully grasp the rising potential of stock markets in various countries and achieve the purpose of diversifying risks.
4. Regional funds
Refers to the securities investment fund that invests in a specific region or country (or region) in the world.