Assets under the management of public offering funds in China topped 25.87 trillion yuan ($4.1 trillion) by the end of January, data from the Asset Management Association of China shows.

The proposed Financial Stability Fund, which figured in the annual Government Work Report for the first time this year, will help fend off and defuse major risks once it is set up, experts said.

China will focus on stabilizing its economic fundamentals this year, setting its GDP growth target at around 5.5 percent, Premier Li Keqiang said on Saturday, as the world's second-largest economy beefs up supportive measures to shore up growth against possible strong headwinds.

E Fund continued to top the list with an average monthly non-monetary fund of over one trillion yuan, far ahead of other peer companies.

The total value of privately offered funds in China reached 20.28 trillion yuan (about $3.2 trillion) at the end of January

Technologically advanced companies receive priority and funding as nation pursues high-quality development

New data show effectiveness in fund allocations will boost infrastructure

China's outstanding yuan funds for foreign exchange expanded month-on-month at the end of January, according to central bank data released on Feb.15.

China's fund market took a hit in January, with the distribution number and shares witnessing a decline amid market corrections, according to financial information provider Wind.

Increasing investment by funding major infrastructure projects is likely to drive growth in China this year as some local governments have prioritized GDP expansion, experts said.

Assets under management of public offering funds in China climbed to 25.56 trillion yuan ($4 trillion) by the end of last year

The scale of China's privately offered funds stood at 15.98 trillion yuan (2.51 trillion U.S. dollars) by the end of December, data from an industry association showed.