China funds continue to dominate the best performers’ table. Allianz, UBS, Schroders, Castlestone — these firms had funds among the best and the worst performers over the last three years.

China funds continue to dominate the best performers’ table. Allianz, UBS, Schroders, Castlestone — these firms had funds among the best and the worst performers over the last three years.
Changjiang Asset Management (HK) and Amundi have received authorisation this month from Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission to sell their funds in Hong Kong, according to the regulator.
China has granted BOCHK Asset Management its first QFII quota and ABCI Asset Management received additional RQFII quota, according to China’s regulatory agencies.
First State and BOCHK received licences and US asset manager Hall Capital was granted QFII quota in June, according to China’s regulatory agencies.
Samsung Asset Management will delist six ETFs in Hong Kong, while Capital Group received a green light to launch five mutual funds.
The BOCHK All Weather China High Yield Bond Fund has stopped subscriptions after it approached the 50% limit of assets gathered in the mainland as MRF fund flows increased.
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