Reviewing the development of the SZSE’s ETF market, from the listing of the first closed-end fund Kaiyuan on 7th April, 1998 to the debut of a new fund variety LOF independently developed by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in August 2004, SZSE Funds have made one breakthrough after another through years of persist exploration.

April 2006

SZSE100 ETF, SZSE’s first exchange traded fund, was launched. Its annual return rate has been among the best of all funds for many years. 

December 2008

Fullgoal Tianfeng, the first closed-end bond fund, was listed, opening up new areas for closed-end funds.

May 2012

Harvest CSI 300 Index Fund, SZSE’s first cross market ETF, was listed, realizing the interconnection between SZSE and SSE.

October 2012

China AMC HSI ETF, SZSE’s first cross-border ETF, was launched, expanding the portfolio of ETF investment overseas.

August 2013

Harvest Mid-term Gov Bond ETF, SZSE’s first bond ETF, was listed, which realized the coverage of fixed income products by the SZSE ETF.

December 2013

EasyFonda Gold ETF, SZSE’s first gold ETF, was listed, filling the gap of the listed fund in the commodity spot market.

October 2014

Efunds Money Market and CMF Express, SZSE’s first batch of transactional money market ETFs, were listed, providing investors with convenient and efficient cash management products.

August 2015

UBS Silver Fund LOF, SZSE’s first commodity futures fund, was listed, achieving a zero breakthrough of the public fund in the commodity futures market.

September 2015

Penghua Qianhai, SZSE’s first REITS fund, was listed, which pioneered the public collection of REITS products.

LeFu Fund has gained wide recognition for its performance over the years. In 2005, SZSE LOFs won the second prize of Shenzhen Financial Innovation Award. In September 2010, SZSE was granted the Best Listed Fund Exchange in Asia by ETFs Magazine.

By the end of Oct 2018, the SZSE has a total of 519 listed funds with free float cap of USD 19.14 billion