At the same time, Chinese investors have continued to pour money this year into Hong Kong-domiciled funds sold in the mainland via the MRF scheme.
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Foreign firms scramble in fast-changing China
Aberdeen Standard Investments is the latest wholly-foreign owned enterprise manager to expand into advisory services in China.
China plans early end to foreign ownership limits
The abolition of ownership restrictions for foreign investors in the financial sector will happen in 2020, a year earlier than scheduled, says China premier Li Keqiang.
Citi PB unshakable on China despite risks
Domestic consumer demand and a weakening dollar should underpin China’s equities markets, according to the bank’s head strategists.
A new indicator to measure investor sentiment towards Chinese companies
Hang Seng’s new volatility gauge is a tool for investors to measure expected volatility of China equities listed on Hong Kong’s stock market.
China to relax onshore fund rules
Separately, a UK-China MRF programme is in the pipeline and more UK firms are expected to set up WFOEs in China.
BEA: China is opening, but watch expectations
Managers who want to profit from China’s rapidly opening financial sector will face unavoidable challenges, according to Eleanor Wan, CEO of BEA Union Investment Management.
Quant firm launches more China onshore funds
Winton Capital rolls out quant products while Alliance Bernstein, Allianz Global Investors and DE Shaw receive private fund management (PFM) licences in China
Domestic managers share China’s ESG challenges
ESG investing in China is largely driven by international investors, as domestic fund managers and institutions are still trying to understand the concept, according to a CFA report.
Jupai revenues down 35%
Private equity products have taken a hit, according to the quarterly results of China’s two NYSE-listed wealth managers, Jupai and Noah Holdings.
