"Fixed income +" funds are becoming the new favorite for asset allocation among residents, with individual investors becoming the new main force in subscribing for these funds.

Against the background of stock market fluctuations and declining returns on financial products, the "fixed income +" fund, which combines both offense and defense, is becoming a new favorite for residents to allocate their assets. According to Securities Times reporters in the industry, since the beginning of the year, funds have been pouring into "fixed income +" funds at a rapid pace. Unlike in the past where institutional funds were the main buyers, ordinary individual investors are now becoming the new "masters" of "fixed income +" funds, and the trend of residents transferring their savings is very obvious.