E Fund Overtakes China Asset Management to Rank First in Non-Money Market ETF Scale

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E Fund Management Co. Ltd. has surpassed China Asset Management Co. to become the largest mutual fund manager of domestic ETFs by assets under management, according to Wind financial data.
The non-money market ETF scale of E Fund reached 616.75 billion yuan ($85 billion), exceeding China Asset Management's 616.50 billion yuan ($84.97 billion) by a narrow margin.
E Fund's total ETF assets rose to 618.52 billion yuan ($85.25 billion), also surpassing China Asset Management's total of 616.61 billion yuan ($84.99 billion).
Intensified competition among top-tier funds is compressing fee structures within the domestic passive investment landscape.

NextFin News — E Fund Management Co. Ltd. has overtaken China Asset Management Co. to become the largest mutual fund manager of domestic exchange-traded funds by assets under management, according to Wind financial data on Wednesday.

The asset manager’s non-money market ETF scale reached 616.75 billion yuan ($85 billion), surpassing China Asset Management’s portfolio of 616.50 billion yuan ($84.97 billion) by a narrow margin of 244 million yuan ($33.6 million). This strategic realignment caps a multi-quarter capital influx into low-cost index tracking funds across the Chinese mainland asset management sector.

Concurrently, E Fund's aggregate exchange-traded fund assets rose to 618.52 billion yuan ($85.25 billion), also surpassing China Asset Management’s total ETF scale of 616.61 billion yuan ($84.99 billion) to secure the top spot industry-wide. Analysts note that intensified competition among top-tier funds continues to compress fee structures within the domestic passive investment landscape.

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