Low-volatility ETF with active trading, attracting a total of 5.3 billion yuan in the past 60 trading days.

On December 18th, the three major stock indexes fluctuated, with the Shanghai Composite Index closing up at midday. Against this backdrop, the Low Volatility Dividend ETF showed steady performance, rising 0.43% at midday to 1.176 yuan, with a turnover rate of 1.04% and trading volume of 2.66 billion yuan, ranking first in the same category of ETF trading volume. In terms of fund flow, the Low Volatility Dividend ETF has been favored by long-term funds, with net inflows of 790 million yuan in the past 5 trading days, 470 million yuan in the past 20 trading days, and 5.3 billion yuan in the past 60 trading days, demonstrating strong fund attraction. Industry insiders believe that long-term funds such as insurance funds, social security funds, and pension funds, with large scale, long term, and stable risk preferences, typically prefer targets with high dividend yields, stable earnings, and reasonable valuations, which align well with the characteristics of the Low Volatility Dividend Index components. Additionally, the new "Nine Articles of the Country" further clarifies the requirements for market value management and dividends of listed companies, continuously improving corporate governance and shareholder return capabilities, providing institutional guarantees for the long-term implementation of low volatility dividend strategies. With the dual drivers of policy support and market practice, the long-term value of the Low Volatility Dividend Index is further revealed. The Low Volatility Dividend ETF was established in December 2018 and has shown steady historical performance. As of December 17, 2025, it has provided a return of 133.84% since inception, significantly outperforming the benchmark, ranking 77th out of 502 similar products. It can be used as a stable tool for asset allocation in volatile markets. Investors can participate through systematic investment to smooth out the risks of fluctuations. Investors without stock accounts can also allocate through off-exchange linked funds.