Climate policies and social mandates in China will lead to the increasing issuance of different ESG-related debt, by all types of domestic issuers, according to Sustainable Fitch (Fitch).

Climate policies and social mandates in China will lead to the increasing issuance of different ESG-related debt, by all types of domestic issuers, according to Sustainable Fitch (Fitch).
The firm’s fourth fund under the scheme invests in global high yield bonds.
The Securities and Futures Commission authorised the products earlier this month.
It is followed by JP Morgan AM (JPMAM) and UBS AM, according to a recent study by Broadridge.
Christine Soong takes charge of Greater China at the Swiss private bank.
Significantly divergent monetary policies could give them an edge over western economies.
China has risen to become the largest thematic fund market outside the US and Europe, according to Morningstar.
China, Hong Kong, and Singapore received “below average” grades from Morningstar for their fund fees and expenses.
Recent pro-market, pro-growth messages should stem fears and give investors reason to view China favourably longer term, says Fidelity International.
Asia Pacific buyout investments reached a high of $105.6bn last year, according to Refinitiv.
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