Two Years Post-"924" Rally: Non-Money Fund Asset Growth Leaderboard — E Fund Adds 635.2B Takes Top Spot, Fullgoal Up 418.1B, Seven Firms Exceed 300B

Deep News09-24 11:50

As part of the two-year review of the "924" market surge, Wind data shows that as of September 23, E Fund has seen its non-money fund scale grow by 635.2 billion yuan since the rally began, ranking first among all public fund managers. Fullgoal Fund added 418.1 billion yuan, while Invesco Great Wall, GF Fund, China Southern Asset Management, China Asset Management, and Harvest Fund each saw increases exceeding 300 billion yuan.

Furthermore, Haitong Fund and Huasheng Fund each added approximately 150 billion yuan, with both jumping 19 spots in the rankings. Caifu Fund grew by 83.9 billion yuan, climbing 24 positions, while East Money Fund increased by 51.3 billion yuan, surging 60 places in the rankings.

This review highlights the significant asset expansion across the sector following the market rebound, underscoring the competitive landscape among major fund houses. The data reflects net growth in non-monetary fund assets, excluding money market products, and provides a snapshot of investor flows into equity and bond funds over the period. Please note that this information is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice; investors should act at their own risk.

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