[regulation slows down the examination and approval of active equity funds: it may be related to brewing a reduction in management fees.] on May 29, a reporter from the Financial Associated Press learned from a number of industry insiders that at present, regulation has slowed down the examination and approval process of active equity funds. Some fund company insiders have revealed that this may be related to the plan to reduce management fees for fund products that are being regulated. Before the introduction of fee reduction measures, it is necessary to "cut off the new and old" to the active rights and interests fund. Some fund companies also said that behind it, there may be reasons why the current market profit effect is not good, the basic people have a low sense of acquisition, and the fund issuance has fallen into a freezing point. (reporter Shen Shuhong)