Most investment categories saw a fall in assets last year, despite net inflows in the final quarter.

Most investment categories saw a fall in assets last year, despite net inflows in the final quarter.
Investors have been attracted to CSI 300’s broader holdings.
Meanwhile, global investors poured around $14.5bn in funds that invest in the onshore market, particularly in Chinese bonds.
Mainland investors have been avoiding northbound funds in favour of domestic products.
For the first time since March this year, investors in Hong Kong pulled money out of southbound funds.
Net outflows from retail fund sales in Hong Kong in the first half of the year were greater than during the global financial crisis, according to HKIFA data.
Worldwide inflows into sustainable funds rose sharply in Q2, but Apac investors remain unconvinced, according to a Morningstar report.
Separately, Hong Kong investors have poured money into southbound products for the fourth consecutive month.
Investors poured cash into risk assets as sentiment improved after the mid-March slump, according to Morningstar Direct.
Funds launched during the first quarter had massive outflows in the second quarter.
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