At least six foreign players have concrete plans to establish a public mutual fund company in the mainland.

At least six foreign players have concrete plans to establish a public mutual fund company in the mainland.
The deal will enable the firm to offer China infra opportunities to global investors.
At least six foreign managers are expected to launch QDLP products in China this year.
The Korean asset manager has diversified away from its recent passive fund focus with offerings of two actively-managed growth equity products.
Seven firms received the quotas for the first time.
It has also plans of applying for a QDLP licence.
For Asia as a whole, the firm has set an AUM objective of €500bn ($582.75bn).
Mainland investors have favoured onshore funds as the domestic market continues to outperform the rest of the world.
It wants to join forces with a local firm to tap into the country’s growing financial services sector.
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