Answer to supplementary questions: For Class A shares, it is characterized by low risks and basically stable returns, while for Class B shares, it is characterized by high risks and large fluctuations in returns. In addition, it should be added that for Class A shares of listed transactions, this form of Class A shares will be allocated fixed agreed income through regular conversion, and the related agreed fixed income will be allocated to the corresponding parent fund shares, and there are also irregular conversions. This irregular conversion means that when the net value of Class B shares is lower than a certain value, a part of Class A shares will be converted into parent funds, and the income structure will change. After this irregular conversion, the net value of the parent fund and class A and B shares will be adjusted to 1 yuan. This class B share is also converted periodically, but generally when the class A share is converted periodically, when the net value of the class B share is higher than 1 yuan, the so-called periodic conversion is this kind of fund. For unlisted Class A shares, regular conversion shall be conducted every six months. During the conversion process, the interest part of Class A shares will be converted into corresponding Class A shares. After the conversion, the value of Class A share will be adjusted to 65,438+0 yuan, and the related agreed income will be adjusted periodically after the periodic conversion, depending on the relevant current reference interest rate. When the net value of Class B share is lower than a certain value, there will be relevant conversion, which depends on the relevant agreement.
Finally, it is suggested that bond grading products belong to structural products, and it is best to download a fund prospectus and study the relevant terms in detail. Different funds have different related terms.