FSA compares no fewer than seven China equity ETFs available to Hong Kong investors tracking the same index, the CSI 300.
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FSA compares no fewer than seven China equity ETFs available to Hong Kong investors tracking the same index, the CSI 300.
China is now in a Goldilocks situation, and it should continue in 2018, according to Edmund Yun, Hong Kong-based head of investment solutions at CIC Investor Services.
Q3 data shows warming sentiment toward China among fund selectors and asset allocators in Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia, who told FSA they intend to add to their Chinese equity allocation in the next 12 months.
FSA examines the performance of actively-managed Chinese equity funds versus China ETFs over one-, three- and ten-year periods.
Focusing on online payment ecosystems and other consumer-driven innovation is the key to investing in China and other emerging markets, argues Andy Budden, investment director at Capital Group.
Fund selectors in Hong Kong, Singapore and Bangkok show diminishing interest in buying Chinese equities, according to Fund Selector Asset Class Research data.
Foreign buyers and Chinese institutional investors with long-term horizon bring stability and efficiency to Chinese stock market, argues Greg Kuhnert, portfolio manager at Investec Asset Management.
In a look-back at Chinese equity funds, FSA examined correlation of the sector’s returns with several other geographic sectors of mutual funds available for sale in Hong Kong.
Fund Selector Asia compares the Matthews Asia China Dividend Fund with the Robeco Chinese Equities Fund.
Switzerland-based Falcon Private Bank has a base case of 0% returns for China equities in 2016.
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