ETFs, QDII, REITs... these ready-made tools on public sale shelves are being dismantled and combined into “LEGO” with alternative configurations by private equity. For example, since this year, 141 private equity managers' products have entered the list of the top ten holders of 193 ETFs listed this year. A private equity purchase is not only a public offering product, but also a “strategic expression ticket.” As the variety of public funds becomes more and more diverse, private equity needs to verify macro-judgments or industry investment opinions. Instead of relying on individual stocks and securities to “fight alone”, ETFs, REITs, etc. can be implemented at low cost and efficiently, and forces can be arranged across assets and markets. “Using ladders to climb” and “borrowing a boat to go out to sea” is becoming a new trend.

ETFs, QDII, REITs... these ready-made tools on public sale shelves are being dismantled and combined into “LEGO” with alternative configurations by private equity. For example, since this year, 141 private equity managers' products have entered the list of the top ten holders of 193 ETFs listed this year. A private equity purchase is not only a public offering product, but also a “strategic expression ticket.” As the variety of public funds becomes more and more diverse, private equity needs to verify macro-judgments or industry investment opinions. Instead of relying on individual stocks and securities to “fight alone”, ETFs, REITs, etc. can be implemented at low cost and efficiently, and forces can be arranged across assets and markets. “Using ladders to climb” and “borrowing a boat to go out to sea” is becoming a new trend.