Publicly offered funds are crowding to adjust performance benchmarks, and the establishment of a benchmark database may already be in progress.

The public offering fund industry has sparked a wave of "adjustment" enthusiasm regarding performance benchmark. According to rough statistics by reporters, as of May 20th, nearly 80 public offering funds have changed their performance benchmarks this year. Many fund companies have stated that adjusting performance benchmarks is to better reflect the risk-return characteristics of the funds and improve the comparability of fund performance with performance benchmarks. It is worth mentioning that currently, the regulatory guidelines for public offering fund performance benchmarks are still brewing, and in the future, more fund companies may join the active adjustment team. In addition, it has been learned from the industry that, in order to standardize the setting of fund performance benchmarks, the regulatory authorities intend to establish a "benchmark library", and going forward, fund companies may need to choose the required performance benchmarks from the "benchmark library" when designing products.