Debt-biased funds are a type of hybrid funds. Debt-biased funds refer to funds in which most of the fund assets are invested in bonds. Generally, the proportion of bonds is 50%-70%, and the proportion of stocks is 20%-40%.

Stock-biased funds refer to funds in which most of the fund assets are invested in stocks. The general stock allocation ratio is generally 50%-70%, and the bond allocation ratio is 20%-40%. Most hybrid funds on the market are stock-biased funds.