The reporter learned that the first batch of active ETF pilots has identified 18 fund managers, including Morgan, Huatai Berry, E-Fangda, Southern, Huaxia, Fuguo, Yongying, Dacheng, Penghua, ICBC Credit Suisse, Huatianfu, Huabao, Hua'an, Cathay Pacific, China Merchants, Tianhong, Ping An, and CCF. The relevant fund companies will officially submit product registration application materials to the Securities Regulatory Commission in the near future. This means that just one month after the Shenzhen-Shanghai Exchange issued supporting business guidelines, this innovative product will enter the official application and registration stage, and the domestic ETF market will soon usher in an “active era.” On June 17, Chairman Wu Qing of the Securities Regulatory Commission stated at the 2026 Lujiazui Forum that he supports the launch of an active ETF on the Shanghai and Shenzhen Exchange, and the first batch of products will be tested first. On the same day, the Shanghai and Shenzhen Exchange's active ETF business guidelines were implemented. This means that only a month later, the first batch of active ETF pilots will be launched.

The reporter learned that the first batch of active ETF pilots has identified 18 fund managers, including Morgan, Huatai Berry, E-Fangda, Southern, Huaxia, Fuguo, Yongying, Dacheng, Penghua, ICBC Credit Suisse, Huatianfu, Huabao, Hua'an, Cathay Pacific, China Merchants, Tianhong, Ping An, and CCF. The relevant fund companies will officially submit product registration application materials to the Securities Regulatory Commission in the near future. This means that just one month after the Shenzhen-Shanghai Exchange issued supporting business guidelines, this innovative product will enter the official application and registration stage, and the domestic ETF market will soon usher in an “active era.” On June 17, Chairman Wu Qing of the Securities Regulatory Commission stated at the 2026 Lujiazui Forum that he supports the launch of an active ETF on the Shanghai and Shenzhen Exchange, and the first batch of products will be tested first. On the same day, the Shanghai and Shenzhen Exchange's active ETF business guidelines were implemented. This means that only a month later, the first batch of active ETF pilots will be launched.