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Summary of Tianfeng Securities Fund Style and Configuration Report (December 2023)

Fund Style Monitoring Overview

This report details the monitoring and analysis of public fund styles in China based on simulations of stock holdings. The methodology involves using fund quarterly reports, shareholder information, and industry allocation data to estimate full stock portfolios. Key aspects include:

• Estimation of fund stock positions using weighted least squares, focusing on large-cap and small-cap stock classifications.
• Analysis across three dimensions: size preference (large/small cap), market exposure, and industry configuration.
• Reports are issued quarterly, leveraging data from sources like Wind classifications.

Recent Configuration Data (as of December 1, 2023)

• Stock Position Changes: Both ordinary stock-type funds and equity-focused hybrid funds show a slight decrease in overall stock exposure. Specifically:
  • Position estimates dropped by 0.7% and 0.4%, respectively.
  • Small-cap positions increased by 2.3% and 0.9%, while large-cap positions decreased by 3.0% and 1.3%.
• Historical Context: Current positions sit at the 2nd and 3rd lowest percentiles (23.1% and 53.5%) since 2016, indicating relatively low positioning.
• Industry Allocation: Funds concentrate on sectors like electronics, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, power equipment, and computing. Changes observed this week include reductions in non-banking finance, banking, and basic materials, while increases in electronics, media, and communication sectors.

Observations and Trends

• The simulation-based approach allows for tracking fund styles despite sparse reporting, but relies on assumptions about unchanged industry holdings between periods.
• Ongoing shift toward small-cap stocks suggests a market style tilt, with specific industries gaining weight based on sector performance.
• Risk factors include model inaccuracies and potential changes in broader market styles.

Risk Disclaimers

• All position estimates are based on models and may be unreliable due to assumption failures.
• Market style shifts could impact fund performance independently of model outputs.