Axa Investment Managers (IM) believes the recent regulatory actions will not overshadow the long-term growth opportunities in Chinese equities.

Axa Investment Managers (IM) believes the recent regulatory actions will not overshadow the long-term growth opportunities in Chinese equities.
Pictet Asset Management’s wholly foreign-owned enterprise (WFOE) in Shanghai has registered as a Qualified Domestic Limited Partner (QDLP) Manager with the Asset Management Association of China (Amac).
The US asset manager is the second firm allowed to access the country’s retail investor market.
Raffles Family Office (FO) has opened an office in Beijing and boosted its presence in Hong Kong and Singapore.
The market cap of offshore tech sector has plunged 30% since regulatory scrutiny was stepped up.
The fund will invest in high yield US and European bonds.
The regulatory assault on China’s $100bn private education industry could lead to consolidation in the sector, according to BNP Paribas Asset Management.
Government officials in Shanghai are ramping up the city’s ambitions to challenge Hong Kong as a funds hub.
Despite tougher regulatory scrutiny, China’s private sector will continue to offer investment opportunities, says Matthews Asia.
The recent listing of China real estate investment trusts (C-Reits) to finance infrastructure projects could mark the launch of vast new market, according to Eastspring Investments.
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