Since 2026, the issuance of bond funds has generally cooled down, with a significant decline in scale year-on-year, and only a few new pure bond funds have been launched. In stark contrast, “Fixed Income Plus” funds continued their strong rise in 2025 and now dominate new bond fund launches. Industry insiders believe that in the future, the allocation needs of residents and institutions will continue to support the development of “Fixed Income Plus” funds. Its position in the stable wealth management sector is expected to be further strengthened. However, at the same time, the industry will also face multiple challenges, such as downward pressure on bond market yields and increased product competition. (Shanghai Securities News)
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Pure bond fund issuance drops to a freezing point, "Fixed Income+" remains the main force
Since 2026, the issuance of bond funds has generally cooled down, with a significant decline in scale year-on-year, and only a few new pure bond funds have been launched. In stark contrast, “Fixed Income Plus” funds continued their strong rise in 2025 and now dominate new bond fund launches. Industry insiders believe that in the future, the allocation needs of residents and institutions will continue to support the development of “Fixed Income Plus” funds. Its position in the stable wealth management sector is expected to be further strengthened. However, at the same time, the industry will also face multiple challenges, such as downward pressure on bond market yields and increased product competition. (Shanghai Securities News)