[Policy "combination boxing" breaks the situation and opens up new space for public asset allocation] October 27th: Recently, the China Securities Regulatory Commission publicly solicited opinions on the "Measures for the Operation and Management of Publicly Offered Securities Investment Funds (Draft for Comment)" and supporting rules. Lower the establishment threshold of FOF, allow FOF to invest in ETF-linked funds, increase the upper limit of the proportion of non-FOF funds investing in other funds from 10% to 30%, clarify that fund investment in REITs will be managed as securities investment... A series of revisions to the allocation of public assets have attracted great attention in the industry. In the view of industry insiders, this is essentially a structural upgrade of the public asset allocation framework against the background of low risk-free interest rates, asset shortages, and accelerated development of instrumental investments. It will have a profound impact on the concept and practice of future public fund asset allocation. "From promoting the entry of medium and long-term funds into the market, strengthening the orientation of dividends, to lowering the threshold for establishing equity and FOF, and supporting product innovation, policies have always been paving the way for residents to carry out diversified asset allocation through public funds." A relevant person from a fund company in Shanghai said. (Shanghai Securities News)