On the evening of July 10, the Securities Regulatory Commission issued feedback on the China-Europe Fund's application to change major shareholders, requesting that the China-Europe Fund submit written responses and electronic documents on relevant issues within 30 working days; if unable to respond on time, an extension application can be submitted. After receiving the response, the Securities Regulatory Commission will decide whether to issue another feedback depending on the circumstances. This feedback covered a total of five issues: one was to request Huaping Asia Pacific Asset Management Co., Ltd. to explain whether its position and licensing situation had changed since it first took a stake in the China-Europe Fund; second, to require shareholders of Huaping Asia Pacific Asset Management to issue a capital increase asset certificate to ensure that they have the ability to pay for this transaction; third, to explain that Huaping Investment Group claimed that its credit rating had not changed since 2021, but there were differences in the credit certification rating results between the two investments; four was to provide the original ranking data of Huaping Asia Pacific Asset Management's 2025 audited financial report . According to the official website of the China-Europe Fund, Huaping Asia Pacific Asset Management became the largest shareholder in 2023.

On the evening of July 10, the Securities Regulatory Commission issued feedback on the China-Europe Fund's application to change major shareholders, requesting that the China-Europe Fund submit written responses and electronic documents on relevant issues within 30 working days; if unable to respond on time, an extension application can be submitted. After receiving the response, the Securities Regulatory Commission will decide whether to issue another feedback depending on the circumstances. This feedback covered a total of five issues: one was to request Huaping Asia Pacific Asset Management Co., Ltd. to explain whether its position and licensing situation had changed since it first took a stake in the China-Europe Fund; second, to require shareholders of Huaping Asia Pacific Asset Management to issue a capital increase asset certificate to ensure that they have the ability to pay for this transaction; third, to explain that Huaping Investment Group claimed that its credit rating had not changed since 2021, but there were differences in the credit certification rating results between the two investments; four was to provide the original ranking data of Huaping Asia Pacific Asset Management's 2025 audited financial report . According to the official website of the China-Europe Fund, Huaping Asia Pacific Asset Management became the largest shareholder in 2023.