Public fundraising campaigns are frequent. On September 30, 6 new ETFs were listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Of these, 4 are only products owned by the Hong Kong subsidiary of the public fund, and 3 are only products owned by Huaxia Fund, a Hong Kong subsidiary of Huaxia Fund, namely the Huaxia FTSE Hong Kong Growth Stock ETF focusing on growing companies listed in Hong Kong; the Huaxia Hong Kong and US HALO ETF, which covers the Hong Kong and US stock markets; and the Huaxia FTSE Hong Kong stock high-interest ETF focusing on Hong Kong listed companies with dividend income characteristics. ICBC Credit Suisse Asset Management, a Hong Kong subsidiary of ICBC Credit Suisse Fund, also listed the ICBC Credit Suisse Hong Kong Global Artificial Intelligence ETF on the same day, focusing on companies related to the global AI value chain. According to statistics from the Financial Services Association reporter, more than 20 new ETFs were listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in September. More than half of them came from publicly funded Hong Kong subsidiaries. Subsidiaries such as Huaxia Fund, Southern Dongying, and Guangfa International all listed more than 2 ETFs in Hong Kong in September.

Public fundraising campaigns are frequent. On September 30, 6 new ETFs were listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Of these, 4 are only products owned by the Hong Kong subsidiary of the public fund, and 3 are only products owned by Huaxia Fund, a Hong Kong subsidiary of Huaxia Fund, namely the Huaxia FTSE Hong Kong Growth Stock ETF focusing on growing companies listed in Hong Kong; the Huaxia Hong Kong and US HALO ETF, which covers the Hong Kong and US stock markets; and the Huaxia FTSE Hong Kong stock high-interest ETF focusing on Hong Kong listed companies with dividend income characteristics. ICBC Credit Suisse Asset Management, a Hong Kong subsidiary of ICBC Credit Suisse Fund, also listed the ICBC Credit Suisse Hong Kong Global Artificial Intelligence ETF on the same day, focusing on companies related to the global AI value chain. According to statistics from the Financial Services Association reporter, more than 20 new ETFs were listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in September. More than half of them came from publicly funded Hong Kong subsidiaries. Subsidiaries such as Huaxia Fund, Southern Dongying, and Guangfa International all listed more than 2 ETFs in Hong Kong in September.