Despite the regulatory onslaught, there is value in Chinese stocks, according to Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI).
Category: China
Foreign firms increase presence in China
The rolling out of cross-border schemes and the opening up of its asset management industry have enabled overseas money managers to tap into the China market, says Cerulli.
Bond managers react differently to Evergrande debt crisis
Despite the drop in prices, some fixed income managers increased exposure to the Chinese property developer during the past two months, said Morningstar.
Hong Kong drives sustainable finance agenda in GBA
The Greater Bay Area (GBA) Deep Decarbonisation Pathway and Transition Financing Opportunity is one of three new sustainability-focused projects to advance the region’s green agenda.
China gives Southbound Bond Connect the go-ahead
Mainland investors will be allowed to trade offshore debt through Hong Kong as a result of the new development in the scheme.
China’s green ambition achievable, says Moody’s
For China to meet its carbon neutral target, traditional energy sectors will come under pressure while new, cleaner energy sources will offer more opportunities, according to a Moody’s Investors Service webinar.
Apac yields good outcomes for retirees
Despite Covid-19, Asia Pacific has recorded strong performance for retirees in 2021, according to the latest Global Retirement Index (GRI) from Natixis Investment Managers (Natixis).
Invesco warns of risks in Chinese equities
Investors should be aware of risks in several sectors in China related to recent regulatory policies and the slowing economy, according to Invesco.
Crux taps Martin Currie for deputy manager in Asia team
Damian Taylor named deputy manager on two upcoming growth strategies focused on Asia ex-Japan and China, according to FSA’s sister title, Portfolio Adviser.
UBP stays overweight on equities
While remaining overweight in the equity space, those companies with high quality earnings and strong growth should outperform, says Union Bancaire Privée (UBP).
