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Baoying Hongxiang bond fund failed to raise, the number of failed funds issued during the year increased to 4_Contract_Announcement_Tongtai

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Baoying Hongxiang bond fund failed to raise, the number of failed funds issued during the year increased to 4_Contract_Announcement_Tongtai

Original title: Baoying Hongxiang bond fund failed to raise the number of failed funds issued during the year increased to 4

Author: Mu Zhou

On February 28, Baoying Fund announced that its Baoying Hongxiang bond fund failed to raise.

Source: Tiantian Fund Network

The announcement shows that Baoying Hongxiang Bond Fund was approved for registration and offering on May 28, 2021. As of February 24, 2022, when the fundraising period expired, the fund failed to meet the fund filing conditions stipulated in the fund contract, so the fund contract cannot effective.

So far, 4 funds have failed to issue in 2022.

On February 12, the announcement issued by BOC Securities showed that the BOC Securities Guozheng New Energy Vehicle Battery ETF Fund started raising on November 12, 2021. As of the expiration of the raising period, the fund failed to meet the fund filing requirements stipulated in the Fund Contract. Therefore, the Fund Contract cannot take effect.

On February 16, Tongtai Fund issued an announcement saying that the fundraising of its Tongtai Tongxiang Mixed Fund failed because it failed to meet the conditions for fund filing stipulated in the Fund Contract.

On February 19, Ping An Fund announced that its fund, Ping An CSI Hong Kong Stock Connect Consumer-themed ETF Fund, started raising on November 18, 2021. As of February 17, 2022, the fundraising period expired, and the fund failed to meet the requirements of the fund. Under the filing conditions, the fund contract cannot take effect.

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