ETF Financing Ranking | J.P.Morgan Asset Management S&P Access Hong Kong Low Volatility High Dividend ETF (513630) had a net financing buy-in of CNY 19.79 million, ranked first among comparable funds-20260901
Sep 1, 2026, J.P.Morgan Asset Management S&P Access Hong Kong Low Volatility High Dividend ETF (513630.SH) had a turnover of CNY 353.35 million. Obtained financing buy-in of CNY 56.01 million, and financing repayment of CNY 36.22 million, with a net financing buy-in of CNY 19.79 million. (Data source: Wind)
Over a longer period, for the past 5 trading days of the fund, there were 3 days with net financing buy-in, totaling CNY 30.54 million. (Data source: Wind)
J.P.Morgan Asset Management S&P Access Hong Kong Low Volatility High Dividend ETF (513630.SH), off-exchange connection (A type: 024772; C type: 024773).
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