CSI Emerging Industries Index Fund

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Product Summary

Investment Objective
The fund uses indexed investment, through strict investment procedures and quantitative risk management methods, and strives to control the absolute value of the daily average tracking deviation between the fund’s net worth growth rate and performance comparison benchmarks does not exceed 0.35%.

Investment Scope
The Fund invests in financial instruments primarily in the CSI Emerging Industries Index, with ownership not less than 90% of the fund’s assets. Cash and government bonds with maturity within one year are not less than 5% of the fund’s net asset value. The Fund fully replicates the CSI Emerging Industries Index. During the initial position opening period or when building positions for subscription funds, the Fund gradually buys according to the weight of each component stock of the CSI Emerging Industries Index. During the buying process, the Fund adopts corresponding trading strategies to reduce the cost of opening positions.

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Fund Facts

Fund Type

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Risk Level*

Agressive

Minimum Investment

¥1000

Open Date

2011-2-1

Fund Manager

周鑫怿 Zhou XinYi

Fund Custodian

Agricultural Bank of China

Fund Advisor

Soochow Asset Management Co., Ltd.

Annual Expense Ratio**

1.15%

Purchase Fee

1.2%

Redemption Fee

1yr> – 0.5%, 2yr> – 0.25%, 2yr< – 0.0%

* More info on risk.

** Expense ratio amounts are already included in the return and daily value figures listed. More info on fees.

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Our Management Fee Structure

Total Account AssetsAnnual Management Fee
< ¥100,0002.0%
¥100,000 < ¥500,0001.6%
¥500,000 < ¥1,000,0001.2%
> ¥1,000,0001.0%