E-Fangda Fund announced today that it will change the abbreviation names of its 45 ETFs. The relevant adjustments will take effect on January 5, 2026. After this adjustment, E-Fangda became the first fund company in the industry to complete the adjustment of all of its ETF abbreviations. All 117 ETF abbreviations were uniformly named according to the “core elements of the investment object+ETF+ manager name” standard format. According to the requirements of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Exchange, stock ETF fund expansion abbreviations need to be named according to the “core elements of the investment subject+ETF” structure and include the fund manager's abbreviation before March 31, 2026. The initiative will achieve accurate correspondence between ETF abbreviations and actual investment targets, avoid ambiguity and misunderstanding, enhance the recognition of products with the same standard by including manager names, effectively reduce the cost of screening investor information, and further optimize the investment experience. At present, a number of fund companies have begun related adjustments one after another.

E-Fangda Fund announced today that it will change the abbreviation names of its 45 ETFs. The relevant adjustments will take effect on January 5, 2026. After this adjustment, E-Fangda became the first fund company in the industry to complete the adjustment of all of its ETF abbreviations. All 117 ETF abbreviations were uniformly named according to the “core elements of the investment object+ETF+ manager name” standard format. According to the requirements of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Exchange, stock ETF fund expansion abbreviations need to be named according to the “core elements of the investment subject+ETF” structure and include the fund manager's abbreviation before March 31, 2026. The initiative will achieve accurate correspondence between ETF abbreviations and actual investment targets, avoid ambiguity and misunderstanding, enhance the recognition of products with the same standard by including manager names, effectively reduce the cost of screening investor information, and further optimize the investment experience. At present, a number of fund companies have begun related adjustments one after another.