TREE NEWS update: China’s securities regulator issued an institutional supervision notice on optimizing the registration of new-model floating-fee products, widening the reform from pilot to broader rollout. The notice loosens both the scope of eligible institutions and products and the conversion of legacy funds, opening a window for mid-sized fund managers. Multiple mid-sized fund companies are already preparing such products.
China Regulator Expands Floating-Fee Fund Pilot to Mid-Sized Managers
The significance lies in the direction of travel: a pilot reserved for a select few is being opened up, and mid-sized managers — long shut out of the floating-fee format — are the intended beneficiaries. That shifts competitive dynamics in China's fund industry, where fee structures have been a differentiator for larger players. The open question is whether mid-sized firms can actually convert this window into products that attract assets, or whether distribution reach, not fee design, remains the binding constraint.
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