Singapore is now expecting two onshore China bond ETFs to be listed on the local bourse.

Singapore is now expecting two onshore China bond ETFs to be listed on the local bourse.
The firm’s China mixed-asset product has slightly trimmed down its equity allocation.
The majority of Asian investors agree that China is now too big to be absorbed in the broad emerging market asset class, according to a recent survey.
Pragmatic Sino-US relations and a strong post-Covid-19 investment thesis support China equities, argues GAM investment manager.
Around 30 foreign managers have been granted the PFM qualification.
The US-based bank is the second foreign firm to obtain a domestic fund custody license.
Although Europe and the US dominate the passive sustainable fund sector, new products have gained traction in China.
Neuberger Berman and Fidelity are still waiting for regulatory approval to establish a wholly-owned mutual fund company.
Two Shenzhen-listed ETFs will each invest in products managed by Hang Seng Investment Management and CSOP Asset Management in Hong Kong.
Chinese partners are not expected to sell their stakes in mutual fund joint ventures.
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