Originally planned to go abroad, but "A share" is full. Some QDII funds have insufficient global allocation.

The QDII fund purchased for global allocation ended up heavily invested in A-shares. Recently, there have been frequent doubts in the fund investment discussion forums. Since late May, more and more investors have turned their attention to investment tools represented by QDII funds, against the backdrop of regulatory crackdown on illegal cross-border securities and futures fund management activities. However, Securities Times reporters have found that some products, although named QDII funds, are clearly lacking in global asset allocation. This not only leads to a misalignment of several products in domestic and foreign structural markets, but also widens the huge gap in QDII performance. Data shows that by the end of May 2026, the year-to-date performance gap of actively-managed QDII funds has exceeded 100 percentage points.