China’s public fund AUM rebounds to 39.63 trillion yuan in August, led by hybrid funds
China’s public mutual fund assets under management reached 39.63 trillion yuan at the end of August 2026, a month-on-month increase of 529.309 billion yuan from July, according to AMAC data. Hybrid funds led the growth, rising 256.793 billion yuan to 4.09 trillion yuan, driven by net asset value appreciation. Money market funds grew by 147.680 billion yuan to 16.31 trillion yuan, while equity, bond, and QDII funds saw modest increases. Fund-of-funds declined slightly.
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China's public fund assets near 40 trillion yuan in August, hybrid funds lead rebound
According to data released by the Asset Management Association of China on September 18, the total scale of China's public funds reached 39.63 trillion yuan at the end of August, a monthly increase of nearly 530 billion yuan, approaching the historical high of 40 trillion yuan. Hybrid funds were the main driver of the rebound, with net asset value rising 6.70% month-on-month to 4.08 trillion yuan, contributing nearly half of the overall increase. However, hybrid fund shares fell slightly by 0.21%, indicating some investors took profits during the market rally. Stock funds also saw net asset value rise 1.00% to 5.03 trillion yuan, but shares dropped by 789.15 billion shares, with several ETFs experiencing significant outflows. Money market funds continued their growth trend, rising 0.91% to 16.30 trillion yuan, as investors sought safe-haven assets amid macroeconomic rate declines. Bond funds saw stagnant growth, with net asset value barely increasing by 156.81 billion yuan. A fund manager from a southern China firm attributed money fund growth to the ongoing downward trend in macro interest rates. QDII funds grew 1.36% to 1.03 trillion yuan, while FOF funds were the only category to see declines in both scale and shares.
China's Public Fund AUM Nears 40 Trillion Yuan; Hybrid Funds Lead August Growth
According to data released by the Asset Management Association of China (AMAC) on September 18, the total assets under management (AUM) of publicly offered funds in China reached 39.63 trillion yuan as of the end of August 2026, up 529.309 billion yuan from 39.11 trillion yuan at the end of July. Hybrid funds posted the largest monthly increase, with AUM rising 256.793 billion yuan to 4.09 trillion yuan. Money market funds grew by 147.680 billion yuan to 16.31 trillion yuan. Equity funds, bond funds, and QDII funds also saw slight growth, while Fund of Funds (FOFs) experienced a minor decline. The data indicates continued expansion in China's public fund market, with hybrid funds driving the bulk of the monthly increment.
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According to data released by the Asset Management Association of China (AMAC) and reported by Jin10 on September 18, the total assets under management (AUM) of China's publicly offered mutual funds reached RMB 39.63 trillion at the end of August 2026. This represents an increase of RMB 529.309 billion from the previous month's total of RMB 39.11 trillion. Hybrid funds were the largest contributor to this growth, with their scale rising by RMB 256.793 billion month-on-month to RMB 4.09 trillion. Money market funds also saw significant growth, increasing by RMB 147.680 billion to reach RMB 16.31 trillion. Additionally, equity funds, bond funds, and QDII funds recorded modest increases in August, while the scale of fund-of-funds (FOFs) experienced a slight decline.
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China's Public Fund AUM Nears 40 Trillion Yuan, Hybrid Funds Lead Growth
According to data released by the Asset Management Association of China (AMAC) on September 18, the total assets under management (AUM) of publicly offered funds in China reached 39.63 trillion yuan at the end of August 2026, an increase of 529.309 billion yuan from July. Hybrid funds contributed the largest increment, rising by 256.793 billion yuan month-on-month to 4.09 trillion yuan. Money market funds increased by 147.680 billion yuan to 16.31 trillion yuan. Equity funds, bond funds, and QDII funds also recorded slight growth, while FOFs experienced a minor decline. The data was reported by Li Di of Cailian Press.
China Public Fund AUM Rebounds to 39.63 Trillion Yuan in August, Led by Hybrid Funds
According to data from the Asset Management Association of China (AMAC), the total net asset value of China's public mutual funds reached 39.63 trillion yuan at the end of August 2026, a month-on-month increase of 529.309 billion yuan from 39.11 trillion yuan at the end of July. This recovery follows a contraction in July due to stock market volatility. Hybrid funds contributed the largest scale increase, growing by 256.793 billion yuan to 4.09 trillion yuan, driven primarily by net asset value (NAV) appreciation rather than new unit subscriptions, as unit counts remained flat. Industry analysts noted that after July's volatility, structural investment opportunities allowed active fund managers to achieve NAV recovery. Equity funds grew by 49.661 billion yuan to 5.04 trillion yuan, though their unit count declined slightly, which analysts attributed to profit-taking after a modest August rebound. Money market funds, bond funds, and QDII funds also saw slight scale increases, while FOFs declined by 3.397 billion yuan. The report indicates sustained investor confidence in public fund products.
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