It is understood that fund split can also be called split fund, which refers to a way to adjust the corresponding relationship between the net fund share and the total fund share and recalculate the fund assets without changing the total assets of fund investors. It should be noted that after the fund is split, the original portfolio remains unchanged, the fund manager remains unchanged, the fund share increases, and the net value of unit share decreases.

What investors need to pay attention to is that the split funds are often some funds with better performance, and their qualifications will be older. Under normal circumstances, the new fund will not encounter this situation. Generally speaking, fund splitting only reduces the net value of fund shares held by investors, and will not affect the vested interests, unexpired interests and paid-in funds of the fund. Moreover, the split of fund shares can also effectively solve the problem of "forced dividends" and effectively reduce transaction costs.

At the same time, fund splitting is mainly aimed at investors' fear of high-net-worth funds, because in general, investors will be more willing to buy funds with relatively low net worth. Fund splitting satisfies investors' psychology, and enables the split fund to implement the operating concept of fund investment more thoroughly.

Through my introduction, I believe everyone knows what it means to split the fund. Generally speaking, fund splitting will not have any impact on fund holders, and investors need not worry too much. However, the rate of return of the fund is closely related to the fluctuation of the market index, so not all split funds will have particularly good returns.