The first batch of technology innovation bond ETFs are listed, and some institutions have submitted applications for their products to be included in the system.

Credit bond efficient allocation tool "new on the market". On July 17th, the first batch of science and technology bond ETFs under fund companies such as Yi Fangda Fund and Penghua Fund officially landed on the capital market, increasing the number of credit bond ETFs listed for trading to 21. In addition, it was learned from institutions that some fund companies such as Yi Fangda Fund have already submitted applications to China Clearing for their science and technology bond ETFs to be included in the repurchase pledge repository. "The launch of science and technology bond ETFs will effectively demonstrate the positive role of public funds in serving national strategies and guiding market funds," said Li Yishuo, general manager of the bond index investment department of Yi Fangda Fund. Science and technology bond ETFs, as a conservative investment tool, can effectively match the needs of medium- and long-term fund allocation, and have advantages such as convenient trading, low fees, and risk diversification, which can help attract more medium- and long-term funds to enter the market and flow accurately and efficiently into key areas of technological innovation to better serve new productive forces.