Hong Kong-domiciled ETFs tracking onshore and offshore Chine indices have suffered year-to-date outflows of $400m and $200m respectively, according to Morningstar.

Hong Kong-domiciled ETFs tracking onshore and offshore Chine indices have suffered year-to-date outflows of $400m and $200m respectively, according to Morningstar.
The ETF should provide investors exposure to the top 100 high quality listed Chinese companies.
Data suggest a turnaround in sentiment towards northbound funds.
The US asset manager will focus on expanding its mainland China research coverage.
In total, the Hong Kong-based firm manages 13 PFMs in the mainland.
The programme was initially expected to launch in 2015 but was delayed as authorities wanted to clamp down capital outflows.
Schroders also has plans of establishing a stand-alone public mutual fund company in the mainland.
A survey conducted by Bain & Company shows that demand for cross-boundary products are set to rise in the Greater Bay Area.
The firm plans to include sustainable investments in its offering when the public mutual fund management company is established.
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