In the context of the rise in cross-border ETF transactions, the secondary market price of some products showed a large premium over IOPV. On August 7, a number of public funding agencies issued announcements alerting their cross-border ETF premium risk and temporarily suspending trading, including products such as NASDAQ Technology ETF Jingshun and the China-Korea Semiconductor ETF Huatai Berry. According to Wind data, as of August 7, a total of 20 cross-border ETFs had an IOPV premium rate of more than 5%, with 11 products having a premium rate of more than 10%, reaching a maximum of 24.69%. A number of fund companies have reminded investors that they should pay close attention to the risk of price premiums traded in the secondary market and make careful investment decisions.
Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago
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In the context of the rise in cross-border ETF transactions, the secondary market price of some products showed a large premium over IOPV. On August 7, a number of public funding agencies issued announcements alerting their cross-border ETF premium risk and temporarily suspending trading, including products such as NASDAQ Technology ETF Jingshun and the China-Korea Semiconductor ETF Huatai Berry. According to Wind data, as of August 7, a total of 20 cross-border ETFs had an IOPV premium rate of more than 5%, with 11 products having a premium rate of more than 10%, reaching a maximum of 24.69%. A number of fund companies have reminded investors that they should pay close attention to the risk of price premiums traded in the secondary market and make careful investment decisions.
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