Fund conversion converts the principal and income of the original fund into the net value of the fund as needed. Generally speaking, the original income from fund conversion will become the principal and be converted into other funds, and the converted share will be calculated according to the net value of other funds.

For example, holding 1000 copies of fund A, the net value of the fund was 0.7 at the time of subscription, and now the net value of the fund is 0.8. First, it is converted into fund B, and the net value of fund B is 1, so the share of convertible fund B is: 1000*0.8/ 1=800.