The explosive growth of the first batch of benchmark market-making credit bond ETFs continues!
After the first batch of benchmark market-making credit bond ETFs all achieved a scale of over 10 billion yuan, the number of ETFs with a scale of over 20 billion yuan has expanded to three.
In the eyes of industry insiders, credit bond ETFs are favored by funds mainly because they have relatively lower credit risks and higher tracking efficiency, and have huge growth potential in the future.
The scale of several benchmark market-making credit bond ETFs has exceeded 20 billion yuan
Recently, the first batch of benchmark market-making credit bond ETFs have shown an astonishing ability to attract funds. With the scale of all eight of the first batch of benchmark market-making credit bond ETFs exceeding 10 billion yuan, the lineup of ETFs with a scale of over 20 billion yuan is also continuously expanding.
According to Wind data statistics, as of June 27th, the total scale of the first batch of 8 benchmark market-making credit bond (corporate bond) ETFs has exceeded 120 billion yuan, an increase of over 460% compared to the total fundraising amount of 21.77 billion yuan at the time of listing. While all 8 individual products have entered the 10-billion-yuan ETF camp within five months of listing, the number of 20-billion-yuan individual products is also continuously expanding.
On June 26th, the corporate bond ETF “E Fund” saw a net inflow of approximately 1.6 billion yuan in a single day, breaking through the 20 billion yuan mark and reaching 20.53 billion yuan, setting a new historical high and ranking first among the eight benchmark market-making corporate bond ETFs of the same type. As of June 27th, the scale of this ETF further increased to 20.756 billion yuan. Since its listing on January 24th, the net inflow of the corporate bond ETF “E Fund” has continuously reached new highs in a single month, with its scale continuing to grow, increasing by more than 600%.
On June 27th, the scale of the SSE Corporate Bond ETF under Southern Fund surpassed the 20 billion yuan mark, reaching 20.507 billion yuan. It was just one month after it officially broke through the 10 billion yuan mark on May 28th.
The credit bond ETF fund under ChinaAMC surpassed the 20 billion yuan mark on June 23rd, less than two weeks after officially breaking through the 10 billion yuan mark on June 10th. As of June 27th, the latest scale reached 20.65 billion yuan.
This means that among the four ETFs currently tracking the Shanghai Benchmark market-making corporate Bond Index, three have reached the 20 billion yuan level.
In addition, the latest scale of the Haitong Credit Bond ETF, which also tracks the Shanghai Benchmark market-making Corporate Bond Index, exceeds 13.569 billion yuan. Moreover, the scales of four related products, namely GF, Boshi, Dacheng, and Tianhong, which track the Shenzhen benchmark market-making corporate Bond Index, range from 10 billion to 14 billion yuan.
