Only one and a half months from the report, the first batch of six inter-bank certificate of deposit index funds such as southern Penghua Fuguo were approved
According to the latest disclosure on the official website of the CSRC, the interbank certificate of deposit AAA index reported by six fund companies, including Fuguo, Penghua, Huisheng, AVIC, Nanfang and Huafu, was approved for a 7-day holding securities investment fund. It is understood that up to now, more than 70 fund companies have applied for the product, including a number of head fund companies such as Huaxia, Fuguo, China Merchants and e-fund, as well as small and medium-sized fund companies such as Huiquan and AVIC. The approval is only one and a half months away from reporting.
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