Passive index funds are fiercely fighting, while active equity products are continuously 'dying out'.

Jinshi Data News on November 7th, recently, the atmosphere of the equity market seems to be divided into two, with contrasting situations. On one hand, there is a booming passive market with unprecedented marketing battles, where multiple products end their fundraising ahead of schedule and even sell out in one day. On the other hand, there is a quiet active market, with two products failing to be issued consecutively within a few days this month, and three out of four established products are self-funded initiation products. A fund company focusing on equity layout told the First Financial that this situation is related to policy support, market trends, and investor structure. He believes that regulatory support for innovative index products and index development by index companies have provided impetus for the development of passive index products. According to interviews conducted by Longer, a reporter, in the eyes of some industry insiders, as trust declines, investors have concerns about purchasing active equity products. Therefore, the related demand is also decreasing and it is very difficult for active equity products to be issued. This also leads to a more cautious layout by fund companies, and even the choice of initiating funds to ensure smooth establishment.