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At the Shanghai Stock Exchange International Investors Conference held today, China Securities Index Co., Ltd. released the “White Paper on Index and Indexed Investment Development”, which for the first time systematically sorted out the development overview and trends of domestic and foreign indices and indexed investment. By the end of 2025, domestic index products reached 7.23 trillion yuan, an increase of 44.32% over the previous year; the global ETF scale reached 19.8 trillion US dollars, with an annual net inflow of 1.87 trillion US dollars, and the development of strategic, fixed income, multi-asset, and actively managed ETFs accelerated. The white paper covers asset classes such as off-market products, stocks and bonds, as well as major index types such as broad-based, strategic, and cross-border, providing an authoritative reference for regulators, asset managers and investors.
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At the Shanghai Stock Exchange International Investors Conference held today, China Securities Index Co., Ltd. released the “White Paper on Index and Indexed Investment Development”, which for the first time systematically sorted out the development overview and trends of domestic and foreign indices and indexed investment. By the end of 2025, domestic index products reached 7.23 trillion yuan, an increase of 44.32% over the previous year; the global ETF scale reached 19.8 trillion US dollars, with an annual net inflow of 1.87 trillion US dollars, and the development of strategic, fixed income, multi-asset, and actively managed ETFs accelerated. The white paper covers asset classes such as off-market products, stocks and bonds, as well as major index types such as broad-based, strategic, and cross-border, providing an authoritative reference for regulators, asset managers and investors.
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