Fixed income bottoming is a way to ensure the bottom of investment with fixed income in financial management. The full name of fixed income is fixed income, which is the income paid according to the pre-agreed interest rate. Fixed-income assets usually refer to bond assets with more certainty of relative income and less risk.

For Public Offering of Fund, it is similar to investing in pure debt funds such as medium and high-grade and short-term interest rate bonds and selected credit bonds. This part of the assets is equivalent to a basic disk, which can provide relatively stable basic income.

The difficulty in the management of fixed-income products lies in that it is necessary to have a stable source of fixed income as the basis, and to be able to capture other deterministic opportunities to obtain flexible income. Only when the two complement each other can we get higher returns than pure debt funds and meet the expectations of investors who pursue stability.

Specific products/services may be specific products under the fixed income investment strategy, such as secondary debt base, partial debt mixed fund, or combined services.